The Chemehuevi language is a member of the Uto-Aztecan language family, primarily spoken by the Chemehuevi people in the southwestern United States. It is classified as a critically endangered language, with very few fluent speakers remaining, primarily among the older generations. Efforts to revitalize the Chemehuevi language include educational programs and community initiatives aimed at teaching younger members of the tribe. The language reflects the culture and traditions of the Chemehuevi people, emphasizing the importance of preserving their linguistic heritage for future generations.