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What are the official languages of south American countries?

Here are the official languages of South American countries:

Spanish:

* Argentina

* Bolivia

* Chile

* Colombia

* Ecuador

* Paraguay

* Peru

* Uruguay

* Venezuela

Portuguese:

* Brazil

Dutch:

* Suriname

Quechua:

* Bolivia (along with Spanish)

* Peru (along with Spanish)

* Ecuador (along with Spanish)

Aymara:

* Bolivia (along with Spanish)

* Peru (along with Spanish)

Guaraní:

* Paraguay (along with Spanish)

Note:

* Guyana has English as its official language.

* French Guiana is an overseas region of France and has French as its official language.

* There are several indigenous languages spoken in various South American countries, but these are not considered official languages in most cases.

It's important to remember that even though a country has an official language, other languages are often spoken within its borders. The linguistic diversity of South America is vast and fascinating!

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