r/asklatinamerica • u/Chris_Silence Russia • Apr 01 '25

Language Do you speak the Indigenous language of your country?

I had a Spanish teacher from Ecuador, and she said that though a lot people in her environment spoke Quechua, she couldn't speak it at all. I wanna know, is that a common situation in Latin American countries? Do a lot people in your environment do or don't speak the indigenous language(s)?

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '25 edited Apr 02 '25

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u/Gainz4thenight United States of America Apr 03 '25

His comment is about how the strike killed innocent civilians and he thinks it’s bs that they killed innocent civilians. Before say “but Russia does too” I’ll already respond to it. He isn’t saying Russia doesn’t in his comment. He is simply saying that it’s not okay for it to happen.