Ashaninka Language

The Ashaninka language, also known as Ashéninka, is an indigenous language spoken by the Ashaninka people in the Amazon rainforest regions of Peru and Brazil. It belongs to the Arawakan language family, which includes many languages spoken throughout South America. Ashaninka has a rich oral tradition, with unique grammar, sounds, and vocabulary that reflect the culture and environment of its speakers. Efforts are underway to preserve and promote the language, recognizing its importance for cultural identity and heritage. It functions both as a daily means of communication and a vital link to Ashaninka traditions and worldview.