However, Guatemala is a multilingual country with a rich indigenous heritage. There are 22 recognized Mayan languages spoken by various indigenous groups, including:
* Quiché
* Kekchí
* Mam
* Tz'utujil
* K'iche'
* Achi
* Q'anjob'al
* Chuj
* Ixil
* Poqomchi'
* Chol
* Akateko
* Uspantek
* Jacalteco
* Poqomam
* Tektiteko
* Mopaán
* Itza'
* Chorti'
* Mopan
* Popti'
* Sipakapense
In addition to Spanish and Mayan languages, some people also speak Garifuna and Xinca, both of which are endangered languages.
It is important to note that the prevalence of these languages varies throughout the country, with some Mayan languages being more dominant in certain regions.