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American Languages

• Alacaluf (Chile)
• Aleut: Eastern dialect (Cyrillic script) (Alaska; Aleutian Islands; Siberia)
• Amuesha (Peru)
• Amuzgo (Mexico)
• Apache: Mescalero dialect (United States)
• Araucan (Panama)
• Arhuaco (Columbia)
• Aymara (Bolivia; Peru)
• Bauré (Bolivia)
• Bribri (Costa Rica; Panama)
• Cakchiquel (Guatemala)
• Campa (Peru)
• Carib: Galibi (Cariña, Karinja) dialect (Brazil; French Guiana; Guyana; Suriname; Venezuela)
• Carib: Moreno dialect (submitted from Honduras)
• Carib, Island (Caribe) (submitted from Honduras)
• Catio (Colombia; Panama; Venezuela)
• Cherokee (United States)
• Chinantec: dialect of Ayotzintepec, Tuxtepec district (Mexico)
• Chinantec: dialect of Mano Marquéz, Tuxtepec district (Mexico)
• Chinantec: dialect of Usila (Mexico)
• Chinantec: dialect of Valle Nacional, Tuxtepec district (Mexico)
• Chipaya (Pukina) (Bolivia)
• Chiquitano (Bolivia)
• Choco, Columbian (Columbia)
• Choco, Panamanian (Epera, Northern) (Panama)
• Cocopa (United States)
• Conibo: Shipibo dialect (Peru)
• Creole, Haitian (Haïti)
• Creole, lesser Antilles: Dominican dialect (Dominica)
• Creole, lesser Antilles: Guadaloupéen dialect (Guadeloupe)
• Creole, lesser Antilles: Martiniquais dialect (Martinique)
• Creole, lesser Antilles: St. Lucian dialect (Patois) (St. Lucia)
• Cuicatec (Mexico)
• Cuna (Kuna) (Columbia; Panama)
• Dakota (Sioux): Lakota dialect (Canada; United States)
• Goajiro (Guajiro) (Columbia; Venezuela)
• Guahibo (Guajibo) (Columbia; Venezuela)
• Guaymi (Panama)
• Haida (Alaska; Canada)
• Huave (Mexico)
• Inuit (Inupiaq): Barren Grounds dialect (Canada)
• Inuit (Inupiaq): Barrow (North Slope) dialect (Alaska)
• Inuit (Inupiaq): Keewatin dialect (Canada)
• Inuit (Inupiaq): Kobuk (Kotzebue) dialect (Alaska)
• Inuit (Inupiaq): South Baffin Island dialect (Eastern Arctic syllabics (Canada)
• Inuit: Barren Grounds dialect (Eastern Arctic syllabics) (Canada)
• Jicaque (Xicaque) (Honduras)
• Kalispel (Salish): Flathead dialect (United States)
• Koyukon (Alaska)
• Kuchin (Kutchin) (Alaska)
• Kuchin: Fort Yukon dialect (Alaska)
• Kuchin: Loucheux (Canada)
• Kumeyaay (Tipai; Diegueño) (Mexico; United States)
• Lokono (Continental Arawak) (Guyana; French Guiana; Suriname)
• Machiguenga (Peru)
• Mapuche (Araucanian) (Argentina; Chile)
• Mapuche: unidentified Chilean dialect (Chile)
• Masco: Huachipairi (Amaracaeri) dialect (Peru)
• Mascoy: Lengua dialect (Paraguay)
• Mataco (Argentina; Bolivia; Paraguay)
• Maya (Belize; Guatemala; Mexico)
• Mazatec: dialect of San Antonio Eloxochitlán (Mexico)
• Micmac (Canada)
• Miskito: Nicaraguan dialect (Honduras; Nicaragua)
• Mixe: dialect of Mixe district (Mexico)
• Mixe: dialect of Zacatal, Juchitan district (Mexico)
• Mixtec: dialect of San Antonio Huitepec, Zaachila district (Mexico)
• Mixtec: dialect of San Miquel Piedras, Nochistlán district (Mexico)
• Mixtec 'de la Cañada': dialect of San Juan Coatzaspam, Teotitlán del Camino (Mexico)
• Mixtec 'de la Costa': dialect of Pinotepa Nacional, Jamiltepec district (Mexico)
• Mixtec 'de la Mixteca Alta': dialect of Yosondúa, Tlaxiaco district (Mexico)
• Mixtec 'de la Mixteca Baha': dialect of Santa Inés del Rio, Nochistlán district (Mexico)
• Mocoví (Argentina)
• Mohawk (Canada; United States)
• Motilon (Venezuela)
• Moxo: Trinitarios dialect (Bolivia; Brazil; Paraguay)
• Navajo (United States)
• Ojibwa (Chippewa): Mississagi dialect (Canada)
• Ojibwa (Chippewa): Salteaux dialect (Canada; United States)
• Ojibwa (Chippewa): Woodlands dialect (Canada; United States)
• Otomi (Mexico)
• Otomi: dialect of Amealco (Mexico)
• Papiamento (Aruba; Bonaire; Curaçao)
• Piro (Peru)
• Quechua: Unidentified Bolivian dialect (Bolivia)
• Quechua: Cuzqueño dialect (Peru)
• Quechua: Unidentified Ecuadorian dialect (Ecuador)
• Quiché (Mexico; Guatemala)
• Salish, Puget Sound (United States)
• Saramaccan (Suriname)
• Shoshoni (Shoshone) (United States)
• Shuara (Jivaro): Aguaruna dialect (Peru)
• Sirionó (Bolivia)
• Sranan (Sranan-Tongo; Surinamese; Taki-taki) (Suriname)
• Sumo: Musawas dialect (Honduras; Nicaragua)
• Sumo: Twahka dialect (Nicaragua)
• Tacana (Bolivia; Peru)
• Tanana (Alaska)
• Tanana: Tanacross dialect (Alaska)
• Tewa: Santa Clara Pueblo dialect (United States)
• Thompson (Nlka7kápmxsín) (Canada)
• Tlingit (Alaska; Canada)
• Toba (Argentina)
• Totonac (Mexico)
• Tucuna (Ticuna) (Brazil; Columbia; Peru)
• Tupi: Chiriguano (Chahuanco) dialect (Argentina; Bolivia)
• Tupi: Guarani dialect (Argentina; Brazil; Paraguay)
• Tupi: Guarayú dialect (Bolivia)
• Tzeltal (Mexico)
• Yagua (Brazil; Columbia; Peru)
• Yaqui (Mexico; United States)
• Yaruro (Venezuela)
• Yukpa (Columbia; Venezuela)
• Yupik, Central Alaskan: Kushokwim dialect (Alaska)
• Yupik, Central Alaskan: Yuk dialect (Alaska)
• Zamucoan, Northern (Ayoré, Ayoreo) (Bolivia; Paraguay)
• Zapotec: dialect of Betaza, Villa Alta district (Mexico)
• Zapotec: dialect of Lachigolóo (Mexico)
• Zapotec: dialect of Mitla, Tlacolula district (Mexico)
• Zapotec: dialect of San Juan Taguí, Villa Alta district (Mexico)
• Zapotec: dialect of Tlalixtac (Mexico)
• Zapotec 'de la Sierra': dialect of Ixtlán district (Mexico)
• Zapotec 'de la Sierra': dialect of San Bartolomé Zoogocho, Villa Alta district (Mexico)
• Zapotec 'de la Sierra': dialect of Villa Hidalgo, Villa Alta district (Mexico)
• Zapotec 'del Istmo': dialect of Tehuantepec and Juchitán districts (Mexico)
• Zapotec 'del Sur': dialect of Pochutla district (Mexico)
• Zapotec 'del Sur': dialect of San Pedro Mixtepec, Miahuatlán district (Mexico)
• Zapotec 'del Sur': dialect of San Vicente Cuatlán, Ejutla district (Mexico)
• Zapotec 'del Valle': dialect of San Baltazar Chichicapan, Ocotlán district (Mexico)
• Zapotec 'del Valle': dialect of San Mateo Mixtepec, Zimatlán district (Mexico)
• Zoque (Mexico)

 

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