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WIA Languages Day 2/221: Kaixana - The last voice on the Japurá riverbank
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- On the second day of its 221-day series, the WIA Languages Project introduced the Kaixana language spoken on the banks of the Japurá River in Brazil.
- Raimundo Avelino of the village of Limoeiro in the city of Japurá, Amazonas state, was introduced as the last speaker, and reportedly died around 2006.
- WIA said it will gather scattered linguistic records and audio fragments to build a permanent digital archive.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WIA Languages Day 2/221] Kaixana – 자푸라 강변의 마지막 목소리
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