There are at least 33 distinct Mayan languages:
1. Achi
2. Akatek
3. Awakatek
4. Chicomuceltec
5. Ch'ol
6. Ch'olti'
7. Chontal
8. Ch'orti'
9. Chuj
10. Huastec
11. Itza'
12. Ixil
13. Jakaltek
14. Kaqchikel
15. K'iche'
16. Lacandon
17. Mam
18. Mocho'
19. Mopan
20. Poqomam
21. Poqomchi'
22. Q'anjob'al
23. Q'eqchi
24. Sakapultek
25. Sipakapense
26. Tektitek
27. Tojolab'al
28. Tzeltal
29. Tzotzil
30. Tz'utujil
31. Uspantek
32. Yucatec Maya
33. Yucatec-Lacandon
No, Mayan languages and Spanish have nothing in common. Although American Spanish does have some loan words from Mayan and vice versa.
Mayan languages are primarily spoken in Mexico and Guatemala, with some speakers also found in Belize and parts of Honduras and El Salvador. These languages are part of the wider Mayan language family, which includes over 30 different languages.
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There are at least six million people today who speak some Mayan language.
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There are over 30 Mayan languages still spoken today, mainly in Guatemala, Mexico, and Belize. These languages are part of the larger Mayan language family, which has a rich linguistic diversity.
Uxmal is an ancient Mayan city in Yukatán, the language spoken there was the Mayan language.
Kajcoj or Cajcoj
They are two of the many different Mayan languages.
Nahuatl, Mayan, spanish
Approximately 6 million people speak Mayan languages today, primarily in Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize. There are over 30 different Mayan languages with varying degrees of speakership.
South Mexico and Central America