Weenhayek
Weenhayek is a Mataguayan language spoken in Argentina and Bolivia. Glottolog rates it threatened.
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Wichí Lhamtés Nocten, or Weenhayek, is a Wichí language spoken primarily in Bolivia, as well as in Argentina. The language is also called "Mataco", "Mataco Nocten", Nocten, Noctenes, and Oktenai, though the name "Mataco" has negative connotations.
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Written down
Nilhooqej wikyi', talhe tà nekye' tàlho laqoh tà t'uhaawetwj kyek 'waawulhkya' tà 'nowolahaaya' wet kyek àp imakhit'ak 'iihla’ kyek 'imakt'ak Hààpe’ kyek 'niti-ikyuunhia kyek iwooyeh, wet tà Hààpe' Hiño' tà yahan honhaatej wet àp latiikyunhayaj 'iihi, Hàp tààjtsoh tà t'uhaawetey kyek yom is ìakyuunyaj tà ’iihi' wikyii’iyhaj.
Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR in Unicode).
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