The three largest indigenous groups of Bolivia are the Aymara, Quechua and Guarani, although in Bolivia there are nearly 30 native indigenous groups including the Moxeños, Sirionó, Uru Uru, Tiahuanacotas and others. Many people think Bolivians are descendants of the Inca. The Inca, from further North than the territory now occupied by Bolivia, moved down into the area and defeated the Aymara, assimilating and mixing with them, which is why the Aymara often describe themselves as descendants of the Inca.
The people of Bolivia are not all indigenous, however. Most are mestizo (a mix of races or nationalities. Even those who identify with Aymara or Quechua descent are mostly mestizo). There are many descendants of Spanish (most Bolivians have some Spanish ancestry), Germans, Jewish, Swiss, Italians, Americans, Canadians, Brazilians, Lebanon, Japan, Korea, China, and more.
Natives from Bolivia are usually called Bolivians
Bolivianos
Bolivianos
soccer because some people are Spanish!
It is the same, "Bolivia".
It is the same, "Bolivia".
Mexicanos: Is what the Spanish people call the Mexican people.
He/She is from Bolivia
Colombia, Costa Rica, and Bolivia all speak spanish =Colombia, Costa Rica, y Bolivia hablan español.
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Because Bolivia was once a colony of Spain.
Bolivia speaks about 45 different languages, including Spanish. The Spanish in Bolivia is a different dialect than the standard Spanish of Spain, but a person from Bolivia can easily understand a person from Spain.For more information about all the languages of Bolivia, click here.
It would either be "eres de Bolivia" or "usted es de Bolivia"
They speak Spanish in Bolivia, so that would be besos.