Quillacollo Province - Languages

Languages

The languages spoken in the Quillacollo Province are mainly Spanish and Quechua. The following table shows the number of those belonging to the recognized group of speakers.

Language Quillacollo Municipality Sipe Sipe Municipality Tiquipaya Municipality Vinto Municipality Colcapirhua Municipality
Quechua 52,399 23,819 19,308 18,630 18,050
Aymara 7,101 1,127 2,481 2,259 2,449
GuaranĂ­ 101 24 43 38 38
Another native 82 24 36 26 46
Spanish 93,131 23,059 32,704 26,355 38,441
Foreign 2,087 215 1,100 403 1,136
Only native 5,756 6,544 2,972 3,332 1,365
Native and Spanish 50,157 17,704 17,737 16,680 18,139
Only Spanish 43,003 5,358 15,000 9,684 20,314

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