Sherpahala language

The Sherpahala language is a language of the Indo-Aryan languages spoken in the Southern Cone of South America by the Sherpahala people. Sherpahala is a descendant of Magadhi, which arrived to the area during its colonization by the First Empire of Bharat. After many centuries of isolation from its homeland, Sherpahala evolved into a distinct language, with also experiencing influences from the Mapuche languages. This makes it the only Indo-Aryan language that originiated from the American continents.
== History ==
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