Uajana

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Uajana is an alternative name for the Wayana language, an indigenous Cariban language spoken by the Wayana people in parts of Brazil, Suriname, and French Guiana.

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Uajana canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cariban language
indigenous language
language
alternativeNameOf Wayana language
closelyRelatedTo Apalaí language
endangeredStatus vulnerable
ethnicGroup Wayana
hasAlternativeName Oayana
Uajana
Wayana
linked to: Wayana people
hasWritingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet
isIndigenousTo South America
ISO639-3Code way
languageBranch Cariban languages of the Guianas
languageFamily Cariban
linked to: Carib
region Guiana Shield
northern Amazon
spokenBy Wayana people
spokenIn Amapá, Brazil
linked to: Amapá

Brazil
French Guiana
Paru d’Este region, Brazil
Suriname
Tapanahony River region, Suriname
Upper Maroni River region, French Guiana
usedIn daily communication within Wayana communities
ritual practices
traditional oral literature

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