Tag indigenous languages

Here are some examples of indigenous languages from around the world:

North America

• Inuktitut (Inuit languages, Canada)
• Cree (Canada)
• Navajo (United States)
• Apache (United States)
• Ojibwe (Canada and United States)
• Cherokee (United States)
• Hawaiian (Hawaii, United States)

South America

• Quechua (Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Argentina)
• Guarani (Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil)
• Aymara (Bolivia, Peru, and Chile)
• Mapudungun (Chile)
• Guarayo (Bolivia)

Australia

• Pitjantjatjara (Australia)
• Warlpiri (Australia)
• Arrernte (Australia)
• Yolngu Matha (Australia)
• Tiwi (Australia)

Asia

• Ainu (Japan)
• Ryukyuan (Japan)
• Mongolian (Mongolia)
• Tibetan (Tibet)
• Burushaski (Pakistan and India)
• Nihali (India)

Africa

• Yoruba (Nigeria and Benin)
• Zulu (South Africa)
• Xhosa (South Africa)
• Shona (Zimbabwe)
• Swahili (Tanzania and Kenya)
• Amharic (Ethiopia)

Pacific Islands

• Maori (New Zealand)
• Hawaiian (Hawaii, United States)
• Samoan (Samoa)
• Tongan (Tonga)
• Fijian (Fiji)
• Tahitian (French Polynesia)

Europe

• Saami (Scandinavia)
• Basque (Spain and France)
• Welsh (Wales, UK)
• Breton (France)
• Cornish (UK)
• Irish (Ireland)

Note: This is not an exhaustive list, and there are many more indigenous languages spoken around the world.