to be the first New Testament translated into any South American indigenous language. A more modern translation of the whole Bible into Guarani is known as Ñandejara Ñeẽ. In 2019, Jehovah's Witnesses released the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures in Guarani, both printed and online editions. Recently a series of novels in Guarani have been published: Kalaito Pombero (Tadeo Zarratea, 1981) Poreỹ rape (Hugo Centurión, 2016) Tatukua (Arnaldo Casco Villalba, 2017) Institutions Ateneo de Lengua y Cultura Guaraní Yvy Marãeỹ Foundation See also Guarani languages Nheengatu language Jopará Jesuit Reductions Mbyá Guaraní language Old Tupi WikiProject Guaraní Bibliography Sources Further reading External links Guarani at Wikibooks Guarani Portal from the University of Mainz: www.guaranirenda.com – Website about the Guarani language Guarani and the Importance of Maintaining Indigenous Culture Through Language Lenguas de Bolivia (online edition) Duolingo course in Guarani Resources A Grammar of Paraguayan Guarani – by Bruno Estigarribia, UCL Press (open access, Creative Commons license) Guarani Swadesh vocabulary list (from Wiktionary) Guarani–English Dictionary: from *Webster's Online Dictionary – The Rosetta Edition www.guarani.de – Online dictionary in Spanish, German and Guarani Guarani Possessive Constructions: – by Maura Velázquez Stative Verbs and Possessions in Guarani: – University of Cologne (pdf missing) Frases celebres del Latin traducidas al guarani Spanish – Estructura Basica del Guarani and others Etymological and Ethnographic Dictionary for Bolivian Guarani Guaraní (Intercontinental Dictionary Series) Agglutinative languages Languages of Argentina Languages of Bolivia Languages of Brazil Guarani Indigenous languages of South America (Central) Subject–verb–object languages