Some of the indigenous languages we encountered were: In Mexico: Raramuri, spoken by the Tarahumara in Creel, Chihuahua Nahuatl, spoken in Zitlala, Guerrero Zapoteco, spoken in Oaxaca Mizteco, spoken in Oaxaca Tzotzil, spoken in Chiapas In Guatemala: Quiche, spoken in Quetzaltenango Q’eqchi, spoken in Alta Verapaz Achi, spoken in Alta Verapaz Pokomchi, spoken in Tactic Mam, spoken in Central Guatemala

BUENOS DIAS: Cuira (Raramuri) Tlanextili (Nahuatl) Padiyush (Zapoteco) Se krik (Quiche) Utzilah Anim (Achi) Antst Apa (Mam)

ADIOS: Adiosiva (Raramuri) Taniqwa (Mizteco) Akomto (Tzotzil) Hullah Chik (Q’eqchi) Nochpe (Pokomchi) Kla’ah tzow (Mam) – the response is “koo koo”