Indigenous languages are the native languages spoken by the original inhabitants of a region. These languages reflect the unique cultures, histories, and traditions of Indigenous peoples around the world. Many Indigenous languages are at risk of disappearing as younger generations adopt dominant languages, leading to a loss of cultural identity. Efforts are being made to preserve and revitalize Indigenous languages through education and community programs. Organizations often work with linguists and cultural leaders to document these languages and teach them to new speakers. This helps maintain the rich heritage and knowledge embedded in these languages for future generations.