Am I dreaming or am I hearing Quechua?
CLACS is proud to offer university level classes in Quechua, an Andean indigenous language spoken by over 10 million people, and designated a priority language by the Department of Education. Including the variant Kichwa (or Quichwa), Quechua is the most widely spoken native american language in the Americas. Also known as runa simi ("people's language"), it is spoken in Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, with the largest number of native speakers in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru.
CLACS students are able to take Quechua at no cost.
If interested, please visit our Quechua Language Study page to find out more.