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• Páez language (links | edit)
• Yuracaré language (links | edit)
• Arutani–Sape languages (links | edit)
• List of extinct languages of South America (links | edit)
• Cofán language (links | edit)
• Cahuapanan languages (links | edit)
• Mataco–Guaicuru languages (links | edit)
• Karajá language (links | edit)
• Yurumanguí language (links | edit)
• Languages of Brazil (links | edit)
• Itonama language (links | edit)
• Kanoê language (links | edit)
• List of language families (links | edit)
• Guajiboan languages (links | edit)
• Zamucoan languages (links | edit)
• Piaroa–Saliban languages (links | edit)
• Languages of Bolivia (links | edit)
• Veselin Đuho (links | edit)
• Chimuan languages (links | edit)
• Purian languages (links | edit)
• Kamëntšá language (links | edit)
• Languages of Argentina (links | edit)
• Languages of Chile (links | edit)
• Vilela language (links | edit)
• Kunza language (links | edit)
• Candoshi-Shapra language (links | edit)
• Languages of Colombia (links | edit)
• Chiquitano language (links | edit)
• Kwaza language (links | edit)
• Arikapú language (links | edit)
• Arutani language (links | edit)
• Sapé language (links | edit)
• Uru–Chipaya languages (links | edit)
• Leco language (links | edit)
• Chayahuita language (links | edit)
• Languages of Ecuador (links | edit)
• Omurano language (links | edit)
• Ayoreo language (links | edit)
• Chamacoco language (links | edit)
• Languages of Venezuela (links | edit)
• Canichana language (links | edit)
• Rikbaktsa language (links | edit)
• Andaqui language (links | edit)
• Languages of South America (links | edit)
• Puinave language (links | edit)
• Andoque language (links | edit)
• Charruan languages (links | edit)
• Baenan language (links | edit)
• Catacaoan languages (links | edit)
• Culle language (links | edit)