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Where are the Aymara languages spoken? These languages are spoken in an area of the Andes called the “Altiplano”, in Peru, Chili, Bolivia, and Argentina. Total number of speakers (estimates) Approximately 2,200,000 according to the SIL, most of which speak Aymara. The two other languages total less than 800 speakers. Classification The Aymara family counts […]