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Bari is a Chibchan language of South America, spoken by 3000 people in in northeastern Colombia and western Venezuela. It is not to be confused with an African language also called Bari, which is spoken by nearly half a million people in the Sudan--most of the Bari language information you will find online is related to the African language. Also, although both the Bari tribe and the Yukpa tribe are commonly known as "Motilones" and their languages are both frequently called "Motilon," the two languages are entirely unrelated to each other. "Motilon" simply means "shaved head" in Spanish, and has been used to refer to several different South American tribes who wear their hair this way.
Our Online Bari Materials
Bari Words:
Bari Pronunciation Guide:
Bari Animal Words:
Bari Body Parts:
Bari Numbers:
Bari Colors:
Bari Language Resources
Bari (Barira):
House of Languages: Barí
Motilon Bari Language:
Wikipedia: Barí:
Barí Language Tree:
Bari Language Structures:
Bari Culture and History
Motilone Bari Indians:
Motilon Bari rise up for their rights
The Bari people in defense of their territory:
Books for Sale on the Baris
Bruchko and the Motilone Miracle:
Native American Books:
Motilon:
El Pueblo Bari
Los Bari:
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