Numu Language

Numu is a language spoken by the Numu people, indigenous to the region around Lake Titicaca in Bolivia and Peru. It belongs to the Aymaran language family and has several dialects. Numu serves as a vital cultural marker for its speakers, capturing their history, traditions, and worldview. Despite pressures from dominant languages like Spanish, efforts are underway to preserve and revitalize Numu through educational programs and cultural initiatives. It is recognized as an important part of Bolivia's indigenous heritage, embodying the identity and resilience of the Numu community.