Tunica, also called Luhchi Yoroni, is a language isolate that was spoken by the Tunica people of the central and lower Mississippi Valley in the United States. It has no remaining native speakers, but a revitalization effort has grown its second-language speaker count from 32 in 2017 to 60 by 2023.
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