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Where are the Katukina languages spoken? These languages are spoken in the states of Amazonas and Acre, Brazil. Total number of speakers (estimates) Around 900 according to the figures provided by Rodrigues (AR, 1986) Classification The Katukina language reference had 4 active languages in 1986 (AR) Kanamarí: 600 speakers according to AR Katawixí: 10 speakers […]