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近十年,在玻利维亚本国相关科研机构和政府的大力推广下,玻利维亚的印第安语越来越引起世界关注。据统计,玻利维亚仍然在说的和已经灭绝的印第安语,估计有近40到55种。相对应的全球趋势下,相关数据表明玻利维亚仍在说的印第安语存在消亡的危险,甚至可以说未来十年内会彻底消亡。当务之急是在此分支的印第安语消失前鼓励更多的研究人员参与到研究和保存的任务中去。与此同时,印第安运动和国内决策层必须着手对存在消亡可能的分支印第安语作为核心文化遗产进行保护,通过“族群社会主义”这一核心价值观,构建出“国族(nacionstate)”公民身份,以此来整合玻利维亚公民身份和语言及民族多元化认同。
In the past decade, Bolivia’s Indian language has drawn more and more attention from the world with the vigorous promotion of the relevant scientific research institutions and governments in Bolivia. According to statistics, Bolivia is still talking about and extinct in the Indian language, an estimated 40 to 55 species. Corresponding to the global trend, the relevant data show that the Bolivian Indian still speaks of the danger of demise, and can even claim that it will even die out completely in the next ten years. It is imperative that more researchers be encouraged to participate in the research and preservation tasks before the indigent Indian branch disappears. At the same time, the Indian and domestic policymakers must proceed with the protection of the indivisible Indian branch as a core cultural heritage through the core values of “ethnic socialism” and “nacionstate” Citizenship in order to integrate Bolivian citizenship and language and ethnic diversity.