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Quite possibly true. Often there is a news story about
only one or a half dozen speakers of some NA language
left.


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Often there is a news story about
only one or a half dozen speakers of some NA language
left.


It depends which tribes. The map in question includes Diné bizaad (or Navajo). Estimates are about 170,000 speakers. In Mexico, there are a lot more indigenous languages spoken on a daily basis.


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Yes, Dine is far more widely spoken than many.


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