If you speak any of the languages listed below you would greatly help me out if you could teach me LGBT+ vocabulary, either through DMs or just in the replies/reblogs. I'm building a global LGBT+ dictionary but some languages are just harder to access in my side of the world.

The languages are the following (in no particular order):

Kashmiri

Caribbean Hindustani

Selk'nam

Ossetian

Bolze

Erromintxela

Petu/petuh

Huilliche

The Anthropological Masterlist is HERE.

Brazil is the largest country in South America. It includes the Amazon basin, the Cerrado, and more.

APINAJÉ ─ “The Apinajé, or Apinaye, people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to eastern Brazil, in the state of Tocantins.” ─ Apinajé Culture ─ Apinajé Language ─ Apinajé Phonology

BORORÓ ─ “The Bororó people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso.” ─ Bororó Culture ─ Bororó Music

KARAJÁ ─ “The Karajá, or Iny, people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to Brazil, in the Araguaia River valley.” ─ Karajá Culture ─ Karajá People (in Portuguese) ─ Karajá Dictionary

TUCANO ─ “The Tucano people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to the northwestern Amazon Rainforest, surrounding the Vaupés river.” ─ Tucano Culture ─ Tucanoan Languages (in Spanish)

TUPI ─ “The Tupi people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to southeast Brazil.” ─ The Portuguese and the Tupi ─ Tupi Language ─ Tupi Language Resources

TUPINAMBÁ ─ “The Tupinambá people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to Brazil.” ─ Tupinambá Information (in Portuguese)

The Southern Cone is a South American region that constitutes the southernmost part of South America.

CHAMACOCO ─ “The Chamacoco people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to Paraguay.” ─ Chamacoco Information ─ Chamacoco Dictionary

GUARANÍ ─ “The Guaraní are a linguistic group that share the Guaraní language. They are native to modern-day Paraguay, southern Brazil, Argentina, and more.” ─ Guaraní Culture ─ Jesuit Missionaries and the Guaraní ─ Guaraní Language (in Spanish)

HUILLICHE ─ “The Huilliche, or Huiliche, people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to Chiloé Island in the Chilean Archipelago.” ─ Huilliche Language

KAWÉSQAR ─ “The Kawésqar, or Alacalufe, people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to southern Chilean Patagonia.” ─ Kawésqar Language (in Spanish) ─ Kawésqar Language Structure ─ Kawésqar Dictionary

MAPUCHE ─ “The Mapuche people are an Indigenous South American people. They are native to southern Chile and southwestern Argentina.” ─ Mapuche Information ─ Mapudungun Dictionary

Inche kisulen

Alu Mapu

Inche puruken

Kisulen mo

Inche Trekaken

Afkintuwe mo

Tañi Püllü

Ta pun, inche ka ayen

Inche ka gümaken

Inche ka ayun

Inche ka ngillatuken

Traducción (castellano):

Yo estoy sola en tierras lejanas 

Yo bailo sola

Yo camino hasta donde alcanza mi mirada

Mi espíritu

La noche

Yo también me rio 

Yo también lloro

Yo también amo

Yo también imploro