2023-06-072023-06-072022-08-26AIHE'EDI, J. U. Variações fonológicas da língua A´uwẽ Uptabi (Xavante) na aldeia São Marcos. 2023. 67 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Letras e Linguística) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2022.http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tede/12887This study presents the existing phonological variations in the Xavante language – A'uwe Uptabi language, spoken in the village of São Marcos Ētēnho'repré, in Mato Grosso, which vary by region, but also by generation: speeches by children, young people and elders. I narrate my experience as a native researcher in the first person, describing my academic training, as well as the learning of the oral A’uwe Uptabi language by the Xavante people and the elders. The work proposed to document the speech of the elders. I used the speeches of elders, young people and children as sources in my research work and I tried to record these differences and the differences in pronunciation between regions and between men and women. I identified differences in the pronunciation of the A’uwe Uptabi language, comparing the language spoken by young people and the elderly. The methodology used was field research in the village of São Marcos Ētēnho'repré, with recording of interviews and dialogues, seeking to record variations in pronunciation between generations and also between men and women. I showed the differences between everyday language, the differences between everyday speech, and specialized language, such as the chants of ritual life, the borrowed forms of the Portuguese language used by the young, and the ancient words of the elderly. I wrote about the differences in the speeches of men and women, personal names and their meanings. In explanatory and comparative tables I showed these differences, in addition to words borrowed by Portuguese, which are phonological loans and semantic loans.Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 InternationalLíngua A’uwe Uptabi (Xavante)Falas de criançasJovens e anciãosFalas de mulheres e homensLinguagem do dia a diaLinguagem EspecializadaEmpréstimos FonológicoEmpréstimos SemânticosA’uwe Uptabi language (Xavante)Speeches of childrenYouth and eldersWomen speech and men speechEveryday languageSpecialized languagePhonological LoansSemantic LoansLINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES::LETRASDissertação