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KICHE

CROW

MAYAN

CHOL

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QUECHUA

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AIMARO

DAKOTA

MANDAN

CHIVERA

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GUARANI

HIDATSA

HUASTEC

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NAHUATL (Aztec)

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ALEUT

WINNEBAGO

SPANISH

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ENGLISH

CREOLE

PAGLIAMENTO

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ATAPASCAN

FRENCH

ESKIMO

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PORTUGUESE

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