Itonama people facts for kids
The Itonama people are a group of people who live in the northeastern part of Bolivia, a country in South America. They are known for their unique culture and history.
In 2012, there were about 16,158 Itonama people. A smaller number of them, around 1,249 people, still speak the Itonama language. This language is an important part of their heritage.
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Where Do the Itonama People Live?
The Itonama people live in the lowlands of northeastern Bolivia. This area is often warm and has many rivers and forests. Their traditional lands are in the Beni Department.
What is the Itonama Language?
The Itonama language is a special language spoken by the Itonama people. It is different from many other languages spoken in Bolivia. Learning about their language helps us understand their culture better.
Itonama Culture and Traditions
The Itonama people have rich traditions. Like many indigenous groups, their way of life is often connected to the land and nature. They have their own customs, stories, and ways of living that have been passed down through generations.
See also
- In Spanish: Itonamas para niños
