. . "The Hup language (also called Hupd\u00EB, Hupd\u00E1, Hupd\u00E9, Hupd\u00E1 Mak\u00FA, Jupd\u00E1, Mac\u00FA, Mak\u00FA-Hupd\u00E1, Mac\u00FA De, Hupda, and Jupde) is one of the four Nadahup languages. It is spoken by the Hupda and Yohup, indigenous Amazonian peoples who live in Brazil and Colombia. There are at least three main dialects of Hupd\u00EB, of which Yohup (Yuhupde, Yahup) is so distinct that native speakers report limited mutual intelligibility. Hupd\u00EB is considered an inferior language by the neighbouring peoples of the Hupda."@en . "Hup"@en . "Hupd\u00EB"@en .