public_comment: "Ethnologue lists Pauserna (Guarayu-Ta, Paucerne, Pauserna-Guarasugwé), an extinct language of Bolivia, as an independent branch of Tupí-Guaranían. Pauserna is not distinct in several other classifications.
Pauserna is the traditional name of Guarasu (or better Guarasu nhe'e, language of the Guarasu), an independent Tupi-Guarani language ... It has been said since the 1960's to be extinct ... but Swintha Danielsen (2015) found rememberers and semispeakers.",
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public_comment: ""No known L1 speakers." (Adelaar)",
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public_comment: "A few [semi-]speakers(?) both in Bolivia and in Brazil. The group in Brazil is said to be a case of auto-identification, so maybe they are not speakers anymore. ",
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public_comment: ""1 speaker in Bolivia, a couple of semi-speakers possibly; 2 or 3 in Brazil, the number of other semi-speakers in Brazil unknown. There seems to be one old speaker near Porvenir, Bolivia; nowadays, I suppose he is not a real speaker anymore. in Pimenteiras, Brazil, the other side of the river, the Guarasu share the lands in a community with a few other ethnic groups. Guarasu people and the 2 or 3 speakers? ... moved there from Bolivia ... [In] a meeting of indigenous peoples in Pimenteiras (the Guarasuwe) ... they count 40 ethnic Guarasuwe ... [you] get very high number of members of the ethnic group everywhere, since they are in a process of getting acknowledged, and basically they tend to give rather high numbers."",