Araona

Araona is a language spoken by about 1,000 people in Bolivia and Peru. It is a member of the Tacanan family of languages. The Araona language has two dialects, Araona proper and Cavineña. Araona is written in a Latin alphabet. The Araona language is endangered. Most Araona people also speak Spanish, and the number of Araona speakers is decreasing. The Araona language is spoken by about 1,000 people in Bolivia and Peru. It is a member of the Tacanan family of languages. The Araona language has two dialects, Araona proper and Cavineña. Araona is written in a Latin alphabet. The Araona language is endangered. Most Araona people also speak Spanish, and the number of Araona speakers is decreasing. Araona is an indigenous language of South America. It is spoken by the Araona people, who live in the Amazon rainforest in Bolivia and Peru. The Araona language is endangered. Most Araona people also speak Spanish, and the number of Araona speakers is decreasing. The Araona language has two dialects, Araona proper and Cavineña. Araona is written in a Latin alphabet. The Araona language is endangered. Most Araona people also speak Spanish, and the number of Araona speakers is decreasing.