Yuruna languages

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The Yuruna or Juruna language subfamily is a set of 3 Amerindian languages spoken in Brazil. One language in the group is extinct, and at least others are in danger of extinction. It is a subfamily of the Tupi trunk, the largest geographically extensive in the territory of South America.

Language Geographical coverage Estimated number of speakers ISO/DIS 639-3
Jurúna 2 villages in northern Mato Grosso (Brazil) 125 (1997) [jur]
Maritsauá Xingú Park, Mato Grosso (Brazil) Extinction[msp]
Xipaya Under river Xingú, Pará (Brazil) 2 (2000). Almost extinct[xiy]

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