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Serrano Indian Language
Serrano is a Uto-Aztecan language of Southern California.
Sadly, the last fluent speaker of Serrano has passed on, but there are younger Serrano people who still know some of their ancestral tongue.
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Serrano Vocabulary
Our list of vocabulary words in the Serrano language, with comparison to words in other Uto-Aztecan languages.
Saving the Serrano tongue 
Trying to Save the Serrano Language
Articles about Serrano language revival.
Serrano Prayers:
Serrano translation of the Lord's Prayer.
Ethnologue: Serrano:
Demographic information about the Serrano language.
Survey of California Indian Languages: Serrano:
Profile of the Serrano language from the University of California at Berkeley.
Serrano Language Tree:
Theories about Serrano's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Serrano Language Structures:
Serrano linguistic profile and academic bibliography.
Serrano Indian Tribe
Some history of the Serrano Indians.
The Serrano Indians
Serrano history and culture.
Serrano Legends:
Collection of Serrano Indian legends and folktales.
Serrano Authors:
Serrano writers, their lives and work.
Serrano Indian People
Profile and historical timeline of the California tribe.
Books for sale on the Serranos
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Serrano Songs and Stories
Book of Serrano folklore and traditional songs for sale.
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Additional Resources, Links, and References
Lengua Serrano:
Information about the Serrano language in Spanish.
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