Chilean Indigenous languages are the native languages spoken by the Indigenous peoples of Chile. These languages belong to several distinct language families, with the most prominent being Mapudungun, spoken by the Mapuche people, and Aymara, spoken in the northern regions. Other languages include Rapa and Huilliche, each reflecting the rich cultural heritage of their respective communities. Despite their historical significance, many Chilean Indigenous languages are endangered due to factors like urbanization and the dominance of Spanish. Efforts are being made to revitalize these languages through education and cultural programs, aiming to preserve the linguistic diversity of Chile for future generations.