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Guanahatabey language

Guanahatabey language

Extinct unclassified language of Cuba.

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    Native people of western Cuba.

    21%

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  6. Guaniguanico

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  7. Indigenous languages of the Caribbean

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    Extinct language of the Dominican Republic.

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  9. Pinar del Río Province

    Province of Cuba.

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  1. Guanahatabey

    Native people of western Cuba.

    47%

  2. Indigenous languages of the Caribbean

    14%

  3. Macorix language

    Extinct language of Hispaniola.

    10%

  4. Governorate of Cuba

    1511–1607 Spanish colony.

    3.6%

  5. Caribbean

    Islands and coastal region surrounded by the Caribbean Sea.

    1.6%

  6. Ciguayo language

    Extinct language of the Dominican Republic.

    1.6%