Information AboutAmuzgo |
| CATEGORIES ABOUT AMUZGO | |
| indigenous languages of mesoamerica | |
| indigenous languages of mexico | |
| indigenous peoples in mexico | |
| oto-manguean languages | |
| endangered languages | |
| tonal languages | |
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Amuzgo is an Oto-Manguean language spoken in the eastern Guerrero and western Oaxaca states of Mexico . Amuzgo is a Tonal Language with a strong Monosyllabic tendency, much like Chinese or Vietnamese . Amuzgo has about 30,000 speakers and according to Ethnologue it has three dialects. The dialect in the village of San Pedro Amuzgos has 8 tones. The name Amuzgo is apparently Nahuatl in origin. External links |
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