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Tapachultec

extinct language
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Tapachultec was a language spoken by the Tapachula people, who are indigenous to the border region between Mexico and Guatemala. It is classified as a Mixe-Zoquean language and is now extinct.12

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  2. Mesoamerican Indian languages - The classification and status of Mesoamerican languages

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