Amazonian Linguistics is the study of the languages spoken in the Amazon rainforest region, which includes parts of countries like Brazil, Peru, and Colombia. This area is home to a rich diversity of languages, many of which belong to unique language families. Researchers focus on understanding the structure, vocabulary, and cultural significance of these languages, as well as their relationships to one another. The field also examines the impact of globalization and environmental changes on these languages. Many indigenous languages are endangered, prompting linguists to document and preserve them. Efforts are made to support the communities that speak these languages, ensuring their cultural heritage is maintained.