Category
page 2Languages of Brazil
Nadahup
language family of South America
Waimahã
language
Baré
language
Amahuaca
language
Ninam
language
Borôroan
language family indigenous to Brazil
Kakwa
language of South America
Sikiana
language
Zuruahá
language
Irantxe
indigenous American language spoken in Mato Grosso, Brazil
Ofayé
language
Munduruku
language
Bororo
the sole surviving language of a small family believed to be part of the Macro-Gê languages
Mbyá Guaraní
language
Bakairi
language
Kwaza
language
Baniwa
language
Paresí
Arawakan language spoken in Brazil
Apinayé
Indigenous language of Brazil
Hup
language
Pauserna
language
Wayampi
language
Sanumá
language
Enawene Nawe
language
Kanamarí
language
Panara
language
Atorada
language
Timbira
Northern Je language spoken in Brazil
Xeta
language
Xokleng
Southern Jê language spoken in Brazil
Acroá
language
Tuyuca
language
Wanano
language
Oti
language
Kadiweu
language
Waimiri-Atroarí
language
Amazonian
Indigenous languages of Greater Amazonia
Waiká
language
Rikbaktsa
language
Amanayé
language
Marúbo
language
Yabaâna
language
Yanomamö
language
Desano
Amazonian language
Dâw
language of Brazil
Xakriabá
language
Uruguayan Portuguese
Portuguese dialect spoken in Uruguay
Shiriana
language
Guató
language
Katawixi
language
Kukurá
spurious Brazilian language, invented 1901
Umotína
recently extinct language of Brazil
Nadëb
Nadahup language spoken in Brazil
Aroaqui
extinct Arawakan language of Brazil
Paraguayan Guaraní
national language of Paraguay
Xerénte
language
Torá
Chapacuran language spoken in Brazil
Karipúna Creole French
creole spoken by the Karipúna
Araweté
language
Cararí
extinct Arawakan language of Brazil