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- Barasana-Eduria_language abstract "Not to be confused with Bará language, an Eastern-Central Tucanoan language.Barasana is an aboriginal Amerindian language spoken by a couple thousand people in Colombia. The people, the Barasana and Eduria, are ethnically distinct and consider their dialects to be different languages. The Barasana dialect is also known as Southern Barasano, Come Masa, Comematsa, Janera, Paneroa, Yebamasa; Eduria is also known as Edulia, Taibano, Taiwaeno, Taiwano.".
- Barasana-Eduria_language comment "Not to be confused with Bará language, an Eastern-Central Tucanoan language.Barasana is an aboriginal Amerindian language spoken by a couple thousand people in Colombia. The people, the Barasana and Eduria, are ethnically distinct and consider their dialects to be different languages. The Barasana dialect is also known as Southern Barasano, Come Masa, Comematsa, Janera, Paneroa, Yebamasa; Eduria is also known as Edulia, Taibano, Taiwaeno, Taiwano.".