The Omaha-Ponca language is a member of the Siouan language family, primarily spoken by the Omaha and Ponca tribes in the United States. It is an indigenous language that reflects the culture and history of these Native American communities. Efforts to revitalize the Omaha-Ponca language have been ongoing, as it is considered endangered. Language programs and educational initiatives aim to teach younger generations, ensuring the preservation of their linguistic heritage and cultural identity.