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Amis is a young ayuuk who shares a prayer dedicated to the creator Köntöy, warrior and protector of the ayuuk ja´ay, but this can only be done through their native language, since each language contains its own worldview. Amis also shares that she still speaks her language despite the discrimination because speaking her language keeps her alive.
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Amis is a young ayuuk who shares a prayer dedicated to the creator Köntöy, warrior and protector of the ayuuk ja´ay, but this can only be done through their native language, since each language contains its own worldview. Amis also shares that she still speaks her language despite the discrimination because speaking her language keeps her alive.
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