Lingua Geral Paulista

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Lingua Geral Paulista was a colonial-era lingua franca of southeastern Brazil, derived from Tupi and widely used by settlers, missionaries, and Indigenous peoples before being largely supplanted by Portuguese.

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Lingua Geral Paulista canonical	1

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Tupi language → developedInto → Lingua Geral Paulista ⓘ