A friend asked me where in the Americas indigenous languages are official at the national level and I thought other people might be interested. As far as I know only three countries have a native language as an official language:
| Bolivia | Aymara |
| Quechua | |
| Spanish | |
| Paraguay | Guaraní |
| Spanish | |
| Peru | Aymara |
| Quechua | |
| Spanish |
If you use a broader notion of "indigenous" you could include Haiti, where both French and Haitian Creole are official.
Posted by Bill Poser at April 12, 2006 09:16 PM