The official language of Colombia is Spanish, of which Colombian Spanish is the local variety.
And The many languages of the country's ethnic groups are constitutionally recognized as official languages in their territories. In places with non-Spanish linguistic traditions, bilingual education is obligatory. More than 60 aboriginal languages exist today. Among others:
In Colombia in South America, Spanish is the official language. There are over 70 other languages which are spoken in the country, with the remainder being predominantly native languages.
99% of Colombian population speak Spanish, English is also official (besides Spanish) in the state of San Andrés and Providencia which was a British territory but it now belongs to Colombia.
Spanish is the main language spoken in Columbia, South America.
The official language is Spanish and english is Also official in san Andrés and providence islands. There are also 72 regional languages :)
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most people in Colombia speak spanish other than any other language
There are a number of indigenous languages like Wayuu, Paez, Embera, and Romani that are also spoken. Additionally, many educated Colombians speak English in order to conduct business with non-Hispanic countries.
Here is a list of all 82 local languages of Colombia (dozens of which are on the verge of extinction):
1. Achagua
2. Andoque
3. Arhuaco
4. Awa-Cuaiquer
5. Barasana-Eduria
6. Barí
7. Bora
8. Cabiyarí
9. Cacua
10. Camsá
11. Carabayo
12. Carapana
13. Carijona
14. Chimila
15. Cocama-Cocamilla
16. Cofán
17. Colombian Sign Language
18. Cubeo
19. Cuiba
20. Curripaco
21. Desano
22. Emberá, Northern
23. Emberá-Baudó
24. Emberá-Catío
25. Emberá-Chamí
26. Emberá-Tadó
27. Epena
28. Guahibo
29. Guambiano
30. Guanano
31. Guayabero
32. Huitoto, Minica
33. Huitoto, Murui
34. Hupdë
35. Inga
36. Inga, Jungle
37. Islander Creole English
38. Kogi
39. Koreguaje
40. Kuna, Border
41. Macaguaje
42. Macaguán
43. Macuna
44. Malayo
45. Muinane
46. Nhengatu
47. Nukak Makú
48. Ocaina
49. Páez
50. Palenquero
51. Piapoco
52. Piaroa
53. Piratapuyo
54. Playero
55. Providencia Sign Language
56. Puinave
57. Quichua, Napo Lowland
58. Romani, Vlax
59. Sáliba
60. Siona
61. Siriano
62. Spanish
63. Tanimuca-Retuarã
64. Tariano
65. Tatuyo
66. Ticuna
67. Tinigua
68. Totoro
69. Tucano
70. Tunebo, Angosturas
71. Tunebo, Barro Negro
72. Tunebo, Central
73. Tunebo, Western
74. Tuyuca
75. Waimaha
76. Wajiara
77. Wayuu
78. Woun Meu
79. Yahuna
80. Yarí
81. Yucuna
82. Yukpa
The 1 official language of Colombia is Spanish, which is also the national language, spoken by more than 99% of the population.
However, the languages of ethnic groups are also official in their territories.
English is also official in the archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina.
Here is a list of all 82 local languages of Colombia (dozens of which are on the verge of extinction):
1. Achagua
2. Andoque
3. Arhuaco
4. Awa-Cuaiquer
5. Barasana-Eduria
6. Barí
7. Bora
8. Cabiyarí
9. Cacua
10. Camsá
11. Carabayo
12. Carapana
13. Carijona
14. Chimila
15. Cocama-Cocamilla
16. Cofán
17. Colombian Sign Language
18. Cubeo
19. Cuiba
20. Curripaco
21. Desano
22. Emberá, Northern
23. Emberá-Baudó
24. Emberá-Catío
25. Emberá-Chamí
26. Emberá-Tadó
27. Epena
28. Guahibo
29. Guambiano
30. Guanano
31. Guayabero
32. Huitoto, Minica
33. Huitoto, Murui
34. Hupdë
35. Inga
36. Inga, Jungle
37. Islander Creole English
38. Kogi
39. Koreguaje
40. Kuna, Border
41. Macaguaje
42. Macaguán
43. Macuna
44. Malayo
45. Muinane
46. Nhengatu
47. Nukak Makú
48. Ocaina
49. Páez
50. Palenquero
51. Piapoco
52. Piaroa
53. Piratapuyo
54. Playero
55. Providencia Sign Language
56. Puinave
57. Quichua, Napo Lowland
58. Romani, Vlax
59. Sáliba
60. Siona
61. Siriano
62. Spanish
63. Tanimuca-Retuarã
64. Tariano
65. Tatuyo
66. Ticuna
67. Tinigua
68. Totoro
69. Tucano
70. Tunebo, Angosturas
71. Tunebo, Barro Negro
72. Tunebo, Central
73. Tunebo, Western
74. Tuyuca
75. Waimaha
76. Wajiara
77. Wayuu
78. Woun Meu
79. Yahuna
80. Yarí
81. Yucuna
82. Yukpa
Colombian Sign Language (Spanish: Lengua de Señas Colombiana (LSC)) is the deaf sign language of Colombia. It has not been studied to the extent where it can be classified on the sign language family tree, but its popularity in Colombia is increasing among hearing people.
Colombia is not in Central America. It is in South America, and the Official (and most widely spoken) language is Spanish.
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