What are the top 3 languages spoken in Peru?

Answer 1

yes
Most Bolivians speak Spanish; however, you will also hear Aymara, Quechua, Guarani, and numerous other native languages (all of which are declared official by the Bolivian constitution) and you'll frequently also hear people speaking German, French, Spanish, English, Portuguese, Dutch, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and a host of other languages.
In Bolivia they speak many languages, but mostly Spanish, Aymara, Quechua, and Guarani
Spanish id the main and official language
Yees, they speak spanish.
Spanish, Aymara, Quechua, Guarani, Siriono, and about 27 other languages, all of which are considered OFFICIAL languages according to Bolivia's constitution.
Spanish.
Spanish is the main language; but where they dominate Quechua and Armyara can be spoken too as other natives languages according to the law.
i believe it is spanish with the smarticles in my brain.
The official language of Bolivia is Spanish.

Spanish, don't u wish the guy above would be simple with his answer?
There are many languages spoken in Bolivia. Spanish is the main language, then Quechua and other native languages, Portuguese and English.
Spanish is the official language
Um, yeah, it's in Latin America isn't it? Yes.
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Spanish is the main and official language of Bolivia. However there are some 39 other living languages used in the country spoken by people in different regions. Examples include Aymara, Chiquitano, Chiriguano and Guyara. Some 50% of the population have an indigenous language as their mother tongue.
There are three major languages spoken in Bolivia. These include Spanish, Aymara, as well as Leco. However, foreigners also speak a wide variety of other languages.
Spanish
The Aymara, Quechua, and Spanish languages are the official languages of Bolivia. Other languages are German, and Chiquitano. These are spoken in Bolivia on a regular basis.
spanish
The official languages of Bolivia are Spanish and Quechua (spoken near the Andes region), Aymara(spoken in the east), and Tupi Guarani (spoken near the border with Paraguay).

Bolivians speak Latin American Spanish ( which is sllightly different from the Spanish used in Spain), Aymara, and Quechua.
Spanish is the official language for Bolivia, although some speak some different languages like Aymara.

Answer 2

The official languages of Bolivia are Spanish + 36 indigenous languages.

All 37 of the official languages are:

1. Araona
   
2. Aymara
   
3. Ayoreo
   
4. Baure
   
5. Canichana
   
6. Cavineña
   
7. Cayuvava
   
8. Chácobo
   
9. Chimane
   
10. Chiquitano
    
11. Eastern Bolivian Guaraní
    
12. Ese Ejja
    
13. Guaraní
    
14. Guarayu
    
15. Ignaciano
    
16. Itene
    
17. Itonama
    
18. Kallawaya
    
19. Leco
    
20. Mosetén
    
21. Movima
    
22. Pakawara
    
23. Pauserna
    
24. Piro
    
25. Puquina
    
26. Quechua
    
27. Reyesano
    
28. Sirionó
    
29. Spanish
30. Tacana
    
31. Toromono
    
32. Trinitario
    
33. Uru-Chipaya
    
34. Wichí Lhamtés Nocten
    
35. Yaminawa
    
36. Yuki
    
37. Yuracaré
    

Spanish is the main national language.

Here is a more complete list of all the languages spoken in Bolivia:

1. Aymara
   
2. Aymara, Central
   
3. Ayoreo
   
4. Baure
   
5. Bolivian Sign Language
   
6. Callawalla
   
7. Canichana
   
8. Cavineña
   
9. Cayubaba
   
10. Chácobo
    
11. Chipaya
    
12. Chiquitano
    
13. Chorote, Iyo'wujwa
    
14. Ese Ejja
    
15. Guaraní, Eastern Bolivian
    
16. Guaraní, Western Bolivian
    
17. Guarayu
    
18. Ignaciano
    
19. Itene
    
20. Itonama
    
21. Jorá
    
22. Leco
    
23. Machinere
    
24. Movima
    
25. Pacahuara
    
26. Pauserna
    
27. Plautdietsch
    
28. Quechua, North Bolivian
    
29. Quechua, South Bolivian
    
30. Reyesano
    
31. Saraveca
    
32. Shinabo
    
33. Sirionó
    
34. Spanish
    
35. Tacana
    
36. Tapieté
    
37. Toba
    
38. Toromono
    
39. Trinitario
    
40. Tsimané
    
41. Uru
    
42. Wichí Lhamtés Nocten
    
43. Yaminahua
    
44. Yuqui
    
45. Yuracare
    

Bolivian Sign Language (Lenguaje de Señas Bolivianas, LSB) is a dialect of American Sign Language (ASL) used predominantly by the Deaf in Bolivia.

Answer 3

The divisions of the population speaking the 3 major languages are: Spanish 60.7% (official), Quechua 21.2% (official) and Aymara 14.6% (official).

Answer 4

Spainish
The spoken langauge spoken in la Paz is spanish and if you are thinking in travelling to Bolivia visit this web site they are a nice travel agency www.itraveladventures.net