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Mayan is a family of languages spoken by millions of people in Mesoamerica, primarily in Mexico and Central America. It matters because it represents one of the world's major indigenous language groups with a rich cultural heritage spanning thousands of years.
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- language family
- Location
- Yucatan Peninsula
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- Mayan languages tree es.svg
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- linguistic typology
- ergative–absolutive language
- topic's main category
- Category:Mayan languages
- topic has template
- Template:Mayan languages
- category for films in this language
- Category:Mayan-language films
- Commons category
- Mayan languages
- start time
- 3000-00-00
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Le lingue maya sono una famiglia di lingue parlata nella Mesoamerica e nella parte settentrionale dell'America Centrale. I linguaggi maya sono parlati da circa 6 milioni di nativi, principalmente nel Guatemala, Messico e Belize. Nel 1996, il Guatemala ha riconosciuto formalmente ventuno lingue maya, ed il Messico otto.
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