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Ecuador es un país, donde se habla es idioma español pero tiene 14 lenguas ancestrales entre una de ella esta la lengua Zápara la misma que se denomina la madre de todas las lenguas ancestrales. por esto la hemos incluido en nuestro primer tema de este blog, esta comunidad esta en la zona de Pastaza al sur oriente del país, la Unesco para el 2007 informo que solo existía 5 personas que hablaban esta lengua casi extinta la misma que para el 2018 aumento a 27 personas que hablaban la misma lengua las organizaciones mundiales están en constante monitoreo de esta comunidad para que no se pierda esta forma de comunicarse y siga prevaleciendo por muchos años mas, es por esto mi incorformidad con el gobierno nacional que no toma cartas en el asunto y ayuda a todas las 14 comunidades ancestrales para que su lengua originaria no se pierda mas tenga larga vida. Desde este pequeño rincón hago un llamado a la comunidad internacional para que nos ayuden a solucionar este desastre cultural casi moribundo para que recuperemos en un 100% en todos los habitantes de esta comunidad el hablar en zápara S.O.S. MUNDO necesitamos de ustedes ya hemos comprendido que solo no podemos necesitamos ayuda.

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