Sirionó
Mbia Chee; Mbya; Siriono; Chori; Mbia; mbya;
Tupian; Tupi-Guaranian; Guarayoan
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Ahora son menos de cientos hablantes que se reparten en todo Bolivia, con quizá cuarentas personas mayor capaz de hablar de manera creativa la lengua en el territorio Siriono (p7). [Now there are less than a hundred speakers spread throughout Bolivia, with perhaps 40 oldere persons able to speak the language creatively in the Siriono territory (p7).]
2015
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Primarily in an indigenous territory in the Beni Department.
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Primarily in an indigenous territory in the Beni Department.
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2010
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Speaker number data: (Adelaar 2000), increasing. 50 monolinguals. Ethnic population: 419 (Adelaar 2000) to over 600 (P. Priest 2000). 400 (Adelaar 2004), increasing. 30 monolinguals. Ethnic population: 420 (Adelaar 2004). More than half the ethnic group is under 15 years old (Crevels 2007) (2013, unchanged).
2009
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Eastern Beni and northwestern Santa Cruz Departments, Ibiato (Eviato) village; along the Río Blanco in farms and ranches.
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Eastern Beni and northwestern Santa Cruz Departments, Ibiato (Eviato) village; along the Río Blanco in farms and ranches.
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2012
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Bolivia (Amazonia/ Oriente)
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2012
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~420
92.2 per cent in 1994
More than half of the Siriono ethnic group is under fifteen years of age, which implies that in a few years' time the group may become twice its current size.
2007
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Bolivia
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departments of Beni and Santa Cruz, provinces of Cercado (El Iviato) and Guarayos (along the Rio Negro).
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departments of Beni and Santa Cruz, provinces of Cercado (El Iviato) and Guarayos (along the Rio Negro).
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