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| Gashowu Yokuts | |
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| Native to | California |
| Region | San Joaquin Valley |
| Ethnicity | Casson |
| Era | attested 1931 |
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| ISO 639-3 | (included inYokutsyok) |
yok-gas | |
| Glottolog | gash1251 Gashowu |
 Historical distribution of Gashowu | |
Gashowu was a dialect of theYokuts language of California, spoken by theCasson.
Gashowu occupies a transitional position within the Yokuts languages between the valley and foothill languages.[1]
ʔamaˑmaw
there
šeleˑlaw
to the rock
šetʰna
wild onion
maˑxiˑni
get
wilši
she says
halaˑxin
climb
wilši.
she says
ʔamaˑmaw šeleˑlaw šetʰna maˑxiˑni wilši halaˑxin wilši.
there {to the rock} {wild onion} get {she says} climb {she says}
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