An edition of Sete estudos sobre o português kamayurá (1984)

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Centro Editorial e Didático da UFBA
Language
Portuguese
Pages
163

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Subjects

Languages, Portuguese language, Indians of South America, Languages in contact, Kamaiurá Indians

Places

Brazil, Xingu River Region, Xingu River Region (Brazil)

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Sete estudos sobre o português kamayurá
1984, Centro Editorial e Didático da UFBA
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 162-163).

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Coleção monográfica., 6

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Library of Congress
PC5447.X56 S54 1988

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163 p. :
Number of pages
163

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OL1991586M
LCCN
90743350
OCLC/WorldCat
23975195

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