Indigenous Languages
Native Language spoken by indigenous people in Perú, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Childe
Quechua
Most widely spoken language in all of the Americas
Spanish
This language is spoken in the Caribbean and it's a mix of French and African dialects
Hatian Creole
This dark and sometimes sweet treat derives from the Nahuatl language.
Chocolate
This tool's name originates in the Powhatan language and it's also the name of a missile.
Tomahawk
This is an umbrella term to refer to a conglomerate of Mexican Languages
Mixteco
Name of the dialect of this European language Spoken in Canada.
Quebecois
This language spoken in the Antilles has Spanish, Dutch and French as its influences.
Papimento
The Taíno people gave name to this style of cooking that involves meat and good weather.
Barbecue
This is the most spoken North American native language
Navajo
The most widely spoken indigenous language in South America.
Guaraní
This British language is still spoken in Argentina and Brazil
Welsh
This pidgin, or language mix, is the result of mixing Spanish and Portuguese
Portuñol/Portunhol
The Taínos also gave name to this type of vegetable, but they surely didn't like it mashed.
Potato
Language of the Eskimo people of Canada
Inuit
Mexican indigenous language that served as the main language of the Aztec people
Nahuatl/Nahuatlteco
At one point this language almost became the official language of the United States
German
This patois counts as the English spoken by the Irish as one of its biggest influences
Jamaican
The name of this stinky animal has its origins in the Algonquian language
Skunk
This Algonquian language shares the first letter of its family group and its speakers live mainly in Wyoming.
Arapaho/Arapahoe
Name the river that is most commonly associated with these languages: Cubeo, Huitoto, Ticuna, Wanano.
Amazon River
Germanic language still spoken in the Antilles
Dutch
This is one the only language spoken by descendants of the African diaspora that derives from a pre-Columbian language.
Garifuna
Some speculate that the name of this famous and sleep deprived island originates from the Lenape language.
Manhattan
Apache, or Athbaskan, was the mother tongue of this war hero whose name we might summon before attempting something brave.
Geronimo!!!!