Quechan
Yuma; Kechan; Quecl; Kwtsan; Kwtsaan; Cuchan; Yuma Proper;
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Quechan is currently spoken by 150-200 of the 3000 members of the Quechan Indian Nation of southeastern California ... there are a number of younger semispeakers (p. 121).
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Quechan Indian Nation of southeastern California, whose reservation is adjacent to Yuma, Arizona.
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Quechan Indian Nation of southeastern California, whose reservation is adjacent to Yuma, Arizona.
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Fluency in the language retains considerable social prestige, particularly in ceremonial contexts, and there are a number of younger semispeakers (p. 121).
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150 (1994 L. Hinton). 360 Delta River Yuman and 400 Yuma (2000 census). Ethnic population: 3,000 (2000 A. Yamamoto). (Unchanged 2016.)
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Ft. Yuma Reservation, southeast corner of California.
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Spoken by 150 to 200 of the 3,000 members of the Quechan Indian Nation of southeastern California, adjacent to Yuma, Arizona.
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