Eastern Bolivian Guaraní

Eastern Bolivian Guaraní is a language of the Tupi–Guarani branch (Tupian), spoken in Bolivia, Argentina and Paraguay.

5 · Developing

At a glance

—first-language speakers

—second-language speakers

3countries

—scripts

2levels in the tree

5EGIDS level

Facts

Name	Eastern Bolivian Guaraní
Also called	Eastern Bolivian Guarani, Tapiete

EGIDS 5 Developing5

Stable. Spoken by all generations at home, with or without schooling — EGIDS 5 and 6a.

UNESCO: Definitely endangered

Languages at this level

family tree

The branches above Eastern Bolivian Guaraní, top to bottom. Each node counts the languages of this index that belong to it.

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where it is spoken

related languages

Language	ISO	Countries	Speakers	Vitality
gugParaguayan Guaraní	`gug`		4.8 m	1 · National
grnGuaraniAvañe'ẽ	`grn`	+1	4.5 m	Safe
yrlNheengatuñe'engatú	`yrl`		8,000	7 · Shifting
gnwWestern Bolivian Guaraní	`gnw`		7,000	6a · Vigorous
asuAkwáwa	`asu`		999	Definitely endangered
kayKamayurá	`kay`		600	6a · Vigorous
emeEmerillon	`eme`		400	6a · Vigorous
codCocama	`cod`		250	8a · Moribund
omgOmagua	`omg`		2	8b · Nearly Extinct
tpwTupi	`tpw`			10 · Extinct
guqAché	`guq`			5 · Developing
tpjTapieté	`tpj`			6b · Threatened
aanAnambé	`aan`			8b · Nearly Extinct
kgkKaiwá	`kgk`			6b · Threatened
gunMbyá Guaraní	`gun`			5 · Developing
psmPauserna	`psm`			9 · Dormant
oymWayampi	`oym`			5 · Developing
nhdAva Guarani	`nhd`			6b · Threatened

18 languages · click a column to sort · source: Wikidata