Araucanian languages

Araucanian
Geographic distribution:	Chile, Argentina
Linguistic classification:	Araucanian
Subdivisions:	Mapudungun Huilliche
Ethnologue code:	803-16

The Araucanian languages, sometimes considered divergent dialects of a single language isolate, are a small language family of central Chile and neighboring areas of Argentina.

v · d · eLanguages of Chile Living languages Ayacucho Quechua · Central Aymara · Chilean Quechua · Chilean Sign Language · Huilliche · Mapudungun · Quechua · Rapa Nui · German · Chilean Spanish Extinct and endangered languages Kawésqar/Alacaluf (≤ 22) · Kunza† · Ona/Selknam (1-3) · Tehuelche (4) · Yaghan (1) · Cacán† Language families Aymaran · Chon · Polynesian · Araucanian · Alacalufan · Quechuan · Indo-European

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