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Serrano Indian Language
Serrano is a Uto-Aztecan language of Southern California.
Sadly, the last fluent speaker of Serrano has passed on, but there are younger Serrano people who still know some of their ancestral tongue.
Our list of vocabulary words in the Serrano language, with comparison to words in other Uto-Aztecan languages.
Saving the Serrano tongue Trying to Save the Serrano Language
Articles about Serrano language revival.
Serrano translation of the Lord's Prayer.
Demographic information about the Serrano language.
Survey of California Indian Languages: Serrano:
Profile of the Serrano language from the University of California at Berkeley.
Serrano Language Tree:
Theories about Serrano's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Serrano Language Structures:
Serrano linguistic profile and academic bibliography.
Serrano Indian Tribe
Some history of the Serrano Indians.
The Serrano Indians
Serrano history and culture.
Collection of Serrano Indian legends and folktales.
Serrano writers, their lives and work.
Serrano Indian People
Profile and historical timeline of the California tribe.
Serrano Songs and Stories
Book of Serrano folklore and traditional songs for sale.
Additional Resources, Links, and References
Information about the Serrano language in Spanish.
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