Barasana-Eduria Language New Testament / Dios oca gotirituti / Columbia

Barasana-Eduria Language New TestamentDios oca gotirituti (BSNNT)ColumbiaPaperback:560 pagesPublisher:Digital Bible Society (June 16, 2017) / Wycliffe Bible TranslatorsLanguage:Barasana-EduriaISBN-10:1531301088ISBN-13:978-1531301088Product Dimensions:6 x 1.4 x 9 inchesShipping Weight:2 poundsJohn 3:16 San Juanajediro masare maimasucag ari, mac sgne agre re caumi Dios, Masare rijabosato yig. To bajiro yire ajare, Jesucristo bajirocare sorine yre avariqunacari, qunaro yircmi Dios yitoarma, na rijato beroj Tudirijabeticato yig, Dios catisere siriar arma.Barasanais one of the various languages spoken by theIndigenous peoples of the Americasbelonging to the Amazonian region, specifically in Colombia. It belongs to the language family of theTucanoan languages, as one of the Eastern Tucanoan languages. The people who speak the language are also known as the Barasana. The population of its native speakers is about 1,990 people, according to a census taken in 1993.Native speakers’ tribes are spread out among thePira Paran Riverin Colombia and the banks of the Vaups River Basin.BarasanoTaiwanoJner – Eduria OcaNativetoColombiaEthnicityBarasana, EduriaNative speakers1,900(1993 census)Language familyTucanoanEastern TucanoanSouthBarasanaMacunaBarasanoDialectsBarasana (Southern Barasano)Taiwano (Eduria)Language codesISO 639-3bsnGlottologbara1380