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La lengua andwa: una experiencia en documentación y reapropriación lingüística a través de la educación
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desde el año 2012 el andwa es una lengua extinta, luego del deceso de quien fuera su último hablante 106 en la comunidad de Kapawari, donde se encontró a quien fue el ultimo hablante de la lengua, Hipólito Arahuanaza (†), de 90 años de edad al momento ... (p.110). [since 2012 Andwa has been an extinct language, after the death of its last speaker who (p.10). in the community of Kapawari where he who was the last speaker of the language was found, Hipólito Arahuanaza (†), 90 years of age at the time (p.110).]

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2015

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Peru

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2010

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-2.6796,-76.2011

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"No remaining speakers". "Last known speaker died in 1993".

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2013

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2012

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únicamente tres ancianos que hablan el idioma andoa (kandwash) (p.15).

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2005

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Quechua

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"The language is possibly extinct with five speakers reported by SIL in 1975 out of an ethnic group of 150 in the 1950s."

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2007

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Peru

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Peru, Department of Loreto, Province of Alto Amazonas, Pastaza District, Santo Tomas de Andoa, near the border with Ecuador, on the Pastaza River

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Peru, Department of Loreto, Province of Alto Amazonas, Pastaza District, Santo Tomas de Andoa, near the border with Ecuador, on the Pastaza River

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