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Aymara. Spoken in Peru, Bolivia and Chile by around 3 million. More at Wikipedia and Omniglot.
An interesting video of people speaking Aymara, first one not from YouTube. Found this at a really amazing site for finding classes and resources, the CARLA Center for Less Commonly-Taught Languages here. Their is an amazing database search here for finding classes at universities, summer programs, abroad studies, etc. and it’s updated (link here). Found this video here with their materials. What a helpful site — the Internet is really amazing. Another amazing one I’ve been meaning to mention — UCLA’s Language Material Project that has a ton of searchable resources and descriptions of textbooks, really awesome (here).
Anyway, Aymara. Very cool sounding and unique. Similar to Quechua, a language I’ll be featuring soon. Love Amerindian languages. More videos from CARLA soon.
