Mark:
and Native American languages. There are about 10.000 of those, they are not even acknowledged in the Surinamese flag with its five points which stand for the five most important ethniticities.
3385 speakers total. In addition, the speakers of these languages have a much much much longer history in Surinam than any of the other people, they are more "Surinamese" than Indians, Chinese, Javanese, Blacks, Europeans, or mixed-race.
3385? did you count them?
No, this is approximate (margin of error is small though, about 50~75). This is not a count of native americans in surinam, it is of people speaking Native American languages, which is a different number as many Native Americans are monolingual in Sranan, Saramaccan, or Aukan nowadays.
There is not a single native american that will be monlingual in Saramaccan or Aucan or any of the other creole languages. These are languages of the bushnegroes (deregatory term I know but that is what the group is called) the tw groups absolutely do not mix. Also your certainty of the number is absurd.
Ethnologue may have a field office there but it doesn't mean theyare per definition right they can also be totally wrong when classifying languages.
I am not even going into the other parts of your mail. To waistfull of time.
Waerth/Walter