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    The Mapudungún language is spoken by the Mapuche people and is considered an isolated and very old language that is an important part of their culture. Most speakers are indigenous and they refer to it as the "speech of the Earth" while others have called it "Araucano" or "chilidüngu" supposedly meaning the same thing.

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    The Mapudungún language is spoken by the Mapuche people and is considered an isolated and very old language that is an important part of their culture. Most speakers are indigenous and they refer to it as the "speech of the Earth" while others have called it "Araucano" or "chilidüngu" supposedly meaning the same thing.

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    Mapudungún Language: Historical Aspects

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    Yesenia Gutiérrez LaMaiteevolet Inspiraciónmía
    The Mapudungún language is spoken by the Mapuche people and is considered an isolated and very old language that is an important part of their culture. Most speakers are indigenous and they refer to it as the "speech of the Earth" while others have called it "Araucano" or "chilidüngu" supposedly meaning the same thing.

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    Mapudungún Language

    The “Mapudungún”, is the language of the


    “Mapuches” also, is known as “Araucano”
    is a very old language, is very important,
    because is a part of own culture, most
    people who speak this language are
    Amerindian, but it is considered an isolated
    language

    Historical aspects

    Native people who speak the language call it


    “speech of the Earth”, "Mapuchedungun" or
    "Manpuchedugun" the Spaniards called it
    "Araucano" or "chilidüngu" which
    supposedly means the same

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