What languages are spoken in tropical rainforests?

Tropical rainforests are home to many different languages. Some of the most common languages spoken in tropical rainforests include:

- Portuguese (Brazil)

- Spanish (Central and South America)

- English (Guyana, Belize)

- French (French Guiana)

- Dutch (Suriname)

- Indonesian (Indonesia)

- Malay (Malaysia)

- Filipino (Philippines)

- Vietnamese (Vietnam)

- Khmer (Cambodia)

- Lao (Laos)

- Burmese (Myanmar)

- Thai (Thailand)

- Mandarin Chinese (China)

In addition to these major languages, there are also many smaller languages spoken by indigenous peoples in tropical rainforests. These languages are often spoken by only a few thousand people and are often in danger of extinction.