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[edit]The external link is bad.--Rockero 23:19, 13 November 2005 (UTC)
Language samples and end of living in El Paso del Northe
[edit]Hi. The context of my questions: I’ve translated this article into German Wikipedia (not published yet). After that, I asked another wikipedian for an review. The result were the following quetions:
- Why did the live in El Paso del Northe only till 1996? Did the last descendants migrate somwhere else, or did I just misinterprete the term „as late as“ by translating it as „till then“ and the real meaning is somerhing like „we know them to live there since 1996, and for later, there‘s no data“?
- are there any language samples of tiwa languages?
I‘ll be glad for any answers. Please excuse my language mistakes, I‘m no native speaker as you probabally see. Greetings --Gesellschaft von Gelehrten (talk) 16:41, 8 July 2022 (UTC)
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