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	Guaraní (Sprache) - Wikipedia
		Guaraní wurde schon in der spanischen Kolonialzeit zum Zwecke der christlichen Missionierung als Schriftsprache verwendet.
		Das Guaraní wurde zwar als ein wichtiges kulturelles Merkmal der paraguayischen Nation betrachtet, seine Verwendung blieb jedoch auf den mündlichen Gebrauch und auf Literatur vorwiegend folkloristischen Charakters beschränkt.
		Höher gebildete, städtische, eurozentrische Schichten sprechen ein rioplatensisches Spanisch mit eingemischten Guaraní-Phrasen, während weniger gebildete, ländliche, bäuerliche Schichten ein Guaraní mit starken Anteilen von spanischem Vokabular sprechen, das als Jopará [dʒopaˈɾa] bekannt ist.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Guaran%C3%AD_%28Sprache%29 (369 words)

	G. The Americas, 1000-1525. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History
		The Guaraní expanded in the Paraná basin and practiced slash-and-burn agriculture.
		In Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, the Ona and the Tehuelche lived as hunters of guanacos and rhea.
		Tupi, Arawak, and Carib tribes populated the Amazon basin.
	www.bartleby.com /67/570.html (1721 words)

	Encyclopedia: Tupi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Tupi is the name of one of the main people of Brazilian Indians who first inhabited the Amazon region, then spreading southward, gradually occupying the Atlantic coast.
		From the sixteenth century the Tupis and the related Guaranis were assimilated, enslaved or simply exterminated by Portuguese and Spanish settlers, nearly leading to their complete annihilation as a culture.
		Tupi language family Guarani was one of the most important tribal groups of South America, having the former home territory chiefly between the Uruguay and lower Paraguay Rivers, in what is now Paraguay and the Provinces of Corrientes and Entre Rios of Argentina.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Tupi (208 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Guarani Indians
		The Guaraní are best known for their connection to the early Jesuit missions of Paraguay, the most notable mission foundation ever established in America, and for their later heroic resistance -- as the State of Paraguay, against the combined powers of Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay -- until practically all their able-bodied men had been exterminated.
		But while the Guaraní missions grew and multiplied the slave raiders were on the watch and saw in them "merely an opportunity of capturing more Indians than usual at a haul" and as "nest of hawks, looked at their neophytes as pigeons, ready fattening for their use" (Graham).
		Nearly all the forest tribes on the borders of Paraguay are of Guaraní stock; many of them are descendants of mission exiles, while in Paraguay the old blood so predominates in the population that Guaraní is still largely the language of the population.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/07045a.htm (2627 words)

	Guaraní (Sprache) - netlexikon
		Guaraní [gwara'ni] (eigener Name: avañe'ẽ) ist eine Sprache, die in Paraguay, im nordöstlichen Argentinien, Teilen von Bolivien, und im südwestlichen Brasilien gesprochen wird.
		Guaraní ist, neben Spanisch, eine der offiziellen Sprachen.
		Höher gebildete, städtische, eurozentrische Schichten sprechen ein argentinisches Spanisch mit eingemischten Guaraní-Phrasen, während weniger gebildete, ländliche, eingeborene Schichten ein Guaraní mit starken Anteilen von spanischem Vokabular sprechen, das als Jopará [dZopa'ra] bekannt ist.
	www.lexikon-definition.de /Guaran%C3%AD-%28Sprache%29.html (200 words)

	Guarani (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		At an early period in the history of Asuncion, Father Luis de Bolanos translated the catechism into the language of the Guaraní in order to preach to those of that tribe in the neighbourhood of the settlement.
		Priest's House ruins of the mission of Santo Ignacio, Argentina With the royal authority as guarantee of protection the first of the Guayrá missions, Loreto, was established on the Paranapané by Fathers Cataldino and Marcerata in 1610.
		The rising sun was greeted by a chorus of children's hymns, followed by the Mass and breakfast, after which the workers went to their tasks.
	guarani.ask.dyndns.dk (2612 words)

	Chácore purahéi (Vortrag)
		Por la misma razón digo cultura paraguaya de expresión guaraní, sobre todo para evitar el término cultura guaraní que con una intención claramente ideológica-nacionalista a menudo se utiliza como sinónimo de cultura paraguaya.
		A esta "táctica" se suma el grado de presencia que tiene cualquier narrativa en guaraní, pues el tiempo gramatical del relato es generalmente el presente; los sufijos del pasado solo se emplean para insistir en lo remoto de una acción y lógicamente se omiten en este texto.
		Lo más llamativo es tal vez que el pueblo paraguayo aparezca en el disfraz metafórico una tribu de indios guaraníes bastante salvajes (iñarõva), mientras que la misma condición de indios bárbaros (ava) es un pretexto para denigrar a los pueblos-"tribus" vecinos con los que se está en pie de guerra.
	www.buscandoenlaweb.com.ar /jump.php?url=http://www.staff.uni-mainz.de/lustig/guarani/chacpura/chactext.htm (6345 words)

	Chácore purahéi (Vortrag)
		La literatura en guaraní constituye evidentemente la "variante baja", de menos prestigio, y normalmente sólo merece una consideración marginal o queda totalmente excluida de la mayoría de las "historias de la literatura paraguaya".
		XIX el discurso de la raza guaraní y del mestizaje armónico se transforma en un hilo conductor de la reflexión ensayística sobre la identidad nacional y adquiere un carácter claramente político e ideológico.
		Las vierte en un guaraní popular que se averigua como su forma de expresión idónea porque resucita automáticamente las estructuras y valores sociales de la cultura guerrera y ancestral de donde habrían surgido.
	www.uni-mainz.de /~lustig/guarani/chacpura/chactext.htm (6345 words)

	Guaraní (Sprache)
		Guaraní [gwara'ni] (Eigener Name: avañe'ẽ) ist eine die in Paraguay im nordöstlichen Argentinien Teilen von Bolivien und im südwestlichen Brasilien gesprochen wird.
		Guaraní wurde schon in der spanischen zum Zwecke der christlichen Missionierung als Schriftsprache verwendet.
		Guaraní wurde zwar als ein wichtiges kulturelles der paraguayischen Nation betrachtet seine Verwendung blieb auf den mündlichen Gebrauch und auf Literatur folkloristischen Charakters beschränkt.
	www.uni-protokolle.de /Lexikon/Guaran%ED_%28Sprache%29.html (179 words)

	SOUTH AMERICA: Reviving the Ancient Guaraní Pathways
		The web of pathways was woven in the Guaraní people's constant search for the ''Land Without Evil'', and connected what is currently the southern Brazil state of Santa Catarina with the Peruvian Andes, passing through Paraguay and Bolivia.
		But on the return trip García was killed by the Guaraní in San Pedro de Ycuamandiyú, capital of the northern Paraguayan department of San Pedro.
		On the Paraguayan side, there is a lack of road and hotel infrastructure for the tourist aspect of the project, and there are areas where social conflicts continue to simmer -- related to the demands of landless rural workers -- in the department of San Pedro, where conquistador Alejo García was killed five centuries ago.
	www.ipsnews.net /interna.asp?idnews=26899 (995 words)

	Guaraní Dictionary
		I had high hopes that this dictionary might include useful phrases for learning some of the basics of Guaraní communication, but, unfortunately, the dictionary only consists of single lexical entries, identified by part of speech, and primarily glossed with one or two entries from the other language.
		That, along with the nasalized vowels must give it a particularly nasal/whiney sound, and is perhaps the reason why the Chilean lady told me that Guaraní is the greatest language on earth for expressing love (the dictionary does list a number of nouns and verbs for 'love' and 'lover').
		I suspect that the 'r' is a true 'flapped r' in Guaraní, sounding like the middle sound in the word "butter" in standard American English.
	www.translationdirectory.com /article544.htm (1264 words)

	Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal Movimiento Internacional (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mayoría mestiza (blancos con guaraníes), Minoría descendientes de españoles, Colonias de japoneses, italianos, portugueses, canadienses y otros.
		Idioma: Es un país bilingüe donde se habla español y guaraní.
		El 90% habla guaraní, 40% de este habla solo guaraní y el 60% habla español.
	www.idpmisi.org /modules.php?name=camposmisioneros (1926 words)

	Tupinambá on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		a people living in the eastern lowland area of South America, related to the Tupí of the Rio São Francisco and the Guaraní of Paraguay and adjacent portions of Brazil and Argentina.
		Although the name originally applied to only one out of a number of culturally related native groups, it has been used more inclusively in recent years, to denote the Guaraní, Caeté, Potiguara, and the original Tupinambá.
		At the time of the Spanish conquest (16th cent.), the various groups had migrated through the Amazon basin as far as Bolivia, and lived in settlements consisting of four to eight large communal dwellings, each of which accommodated 100 to 200 people organized into 30 to 60 extended patrilineal families.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/T/Tupinamb.asp (425 words)

	Caviomorpha \| Animal Facts \| Chaffee Zoological Gardens of Fresno (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The capybara, the "master of the grasses" (native Guaran language), is closest to the cavies and the largest extant rodent.
		The paca (a Tupi word for the animal) is a medium sized, nocturnal agouti-type nut-predator.
		It plays a large role in the life cycle of such trees as the Brazil nut.
	www.chaffeezoo.org /animals/caviomorph.html (1853 words)

	Usenet Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Sistema acu=EDfero Guaran=ED con un volumen de 37 mil millones de metros= =20 c=FAbicos.
		La investigaci=F3n sobre el Sistema Acu=EDfero Guaran=ED (SAG) estuvo, hasta= =20 1997, a cargo de la Universidad de Santa Fe y Buenos Aires, de la=20 Universidad de Uruguay y de varias Universidades P=FAblicas Brasileras.
		GUARANÃ, BOLIVIAN, WESTERN[GNW] 5,000 or more (1995 R. Olson SIL).
	usenet2.best-buy-online.com /Dir30/File629.html (11510 words)

	BraziliaBudaya & Tradisi, Memasak/Makan, Perjalanan Products and Arawak, Guaran, Italia, Jepang, Jerman, Karib, Panoa, ...
		However, there are sizable colonies of speakers of German, Italian, Spanish, Polish, and Japanese.
		Of their languages the most important are Tupi and Arawak, both spoken in the valley of the Amazon.
		Carib is spoken in the north, Ge in the east, Guarani in the south, and Panoan in the west.
	www.worldlanguage.com /Indonesian/Countries/Brazil.htm (1509 words)

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