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Remo (also Sakuya (not to be confused with Konohanasakuya-hime), Sacuya, Kukuini, Cucuini) is an extinct Panoan language formerly spoken in Brazil and Amazonas, Peru.

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	'''Remo''' (also '''Sakuya''', '''Sacuya''', '''Kukuini''', '''Cucuini''') is an [[extinct language\|extinct]] [[Panoan]] [[language]] formerly spoken in [[Brazil]] and [[Amazonas Region\|Amazonas]], [[Peru]].		'''Remo''' (also '''Sakuya''' (not to be confused with [[Konohanasakuya-hime]]), '''Sacuya''', '''Kukuini''', '''Cucuini''') is an [[extinct language\|extinct]] [[Panoan]] [[language]] formerly spoken in [[Brazil]] and [[Amazonas Region\|Amazonas]], [[Peru]].