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The draw poker Mochica language was spoken along the northwest coast of Peru and in some inland draw poker villages and was first documented draw poker in 1607. It was widely spoken in the area during the 17th century and early 18th century. By the draw poker end of the 19th century the language was dying out and spoken only by a few people in the villages around Chiclayo. It died out draw poker as a spoken draw poker languagearound 1920, but certain words and phrases continued to be used up until the 1960s.Mochica is typologically draw poker different from the other main languages onthe west draw poker coast of South America and contains rare features. These include all nouns have two stems, possessed draw draw draw poker poker poker and non-possessed a verbal system where all finite draw draw poker poker forms draw poker are formed with the copula.Mochica appears to be an isolated language with no clear links to any other American Indian language.External draw poker links Abstract of Mochica from the Languages of the World seriesethno-stub