Talk:Camsá people

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The kamensa don't speak Inga[edit]

Currently Inga is listed as a Kametsa language. But I think only the Inga people speak Inga. The Kamentsa and Inga people are sometimes jointly refered to as "Sibundoy Indians," but despite living in close proximity they retain distinct identity and speak unrelated languages. Unless someone has a source stating that Kamentsa people speak Inga, I'd like to remove it. 72.34.102.74 (talk) 06:29, 10 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]

The source and wiki state that the Camsá language is a language isolate. Therefore, it would make sense to remove Inga since that language belongs to the Inga people. It may be helpful to write about "Sibundoy Indians" so the topic can be explored more. I would also vote to remove Inga from the wiki article. TheTypingKat (talk) 19:48, 17 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]