There is a wide range of indigenous languages spoken within Latin America. While the majority of people today speak Spanish, as well as languages such as Portuguese, Dutch, French and English, this was not always so.
The maps below visually portrays the indigenous languages spoken throughout Latin America. The first map pertains to Meso-America, and the second map, South America.
The map below contains the most popular and widely spoken indigenous languages.
Blue is Quechua, Yellow is Guarani, Orange is Aymara, Red is Nahuatl, Green is Lenguas Mayas, and Black is Mapudungun.
I think you should change the map because It is not easy to find the languages you listed on the side. Please create a map where we can visualize your list! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteI mean you should map indigenous languages that are spoken these days, not colonial languages....
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