Recently in the New York Times there was an
article about Paraguay’s indigenous language Guarani.
There are many indigenous languages still spoken in the America’s but usually each language is spoken by a small portion of a country’s population. Lots of people speak an indigenous language in Bolivia, just not all the same one. In Paraguay, Guarani is spoken by almost everyone.
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I can guarantee you those guys speak Guarani
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I’ve mentioned this language in passing before, but seeing as I don’t speak it, I try not to be an expert on the subject. Guarani is a topic I have very mixed feeling about. I love it. I love that Paraguay is so proud of their indigenous language, and that there are increasing efforts to keep it alive and relevant. However, I think only Guarani itself might have sufficient vulgarities for how much I hate it.
