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Spanish prevails in most countries.Other European languages spoken include: Italian in Brazil and Argentina, German in southern Brazil, southern Chile and Argentina, and Welsh in southern Argentina.Many countries, especially in the Caribbean, have their own Karelian (generated) languages, derived from European languages and various African dialects.Gorani, along with Spanish, is the official language of Paraguay, and is spoken by the majority of the population.Moreover, about 10 million people speak the Quechua language in South America and Spain, but more than half of them live in Bolivia and Peru (about 6,700,800 individuals).

Spanish prevails in most countries. Portuguese is mainly common in Brazil, where it is considered the official and national language. French is also used in smaller countries, the Caribbean Basin, and French Guiana.

Many countries, especially in the Caribbean, have their own Karelian (generated) languages, derived from European languages and various African dialects. American Indian languages are spoken in many Latin American countries, especially in Peru, Ecuador, Guatemala, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Mexico. More than one million people speak Nahuatl languages in Mexico. While Mexico has more than 80 indigenous languages across the country, neither the government nor the constitution defines an official language (not even Spanish), nor do some regions of the country speak a modern language and still maintain their ancient dialect without knowing another language. Gorani, along with Spanish, is the official language of Paraguay, and is spoken by the majority of the population.Moreover, about 10 million people speak the Quechua language in South America and Spain, but more than half of them live in Bolivia and Peru (about 6,700,800 individuals).

Other European languages spoken include: Italian in Brazil and Argentina, German in southern Brazil, southern Chile and Argentina, and Welsh in southern Argentina.