Chibchan
The Chibchan languages are a family of indigenous languages spoken in Central and South America, particularly in the Caribbean region. They are part of the larger Chibchanan language family, which also includes the Chibchan languages of Colombia and Panama. The Chibchan languages are known for their complex grammatical structures and rich vocabulary, which reflects the cultural and historical heritage of the indigenous peoples who speak them.
The Chibchan language family is divided into several subgroups, including the Eastern Chibchan, Western Chibchan, and
The Chibchan languages have a long history of interaction with other language families, including the Arawakan,
Despite these challenges, there are ongoing efforts to preserve and revitalize Chibchan languages. Language documentation, education,