Tremembé language
Extinct language of Brazil From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tremembé a.k.a. Teremembé is an extinct and unattested language of Brazil. It was originally spoken by the Tremembé people, who once inhabited the northern Brazilian coasts from Pará to Ceará. The Tremembé were described as a "Tapuia" tribe - that is, not one of the dominant Tupi–Guarani peoples of the coasts. It was suspected to be "very likely" to belong to the Macro-Jê languages by John Alden Mason.[1]
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