Pémono

Pémono was a Cariban language once spoken in Venezuela.

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Pémono (Pémono: pémono) is an extinct Cariban language or dialect of Mapoyo language that was spoken by only an eighty-year-old woman, Juanita García, when first identified in 1998 in Venezuela. The ethnic population now speaks Spanish. It became extinct some time after that.

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Nearby languages

Yabarana Hoti Maco Mapoyo Guinau Maipure-Avane Panare Sanumá Ye'kwana Piaroa

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