Languages of El Salvador

El gobierno está obligado a velar por su conservación y enseñanza.

Las lenguas autóctonas que se hablan en el territorio nacional forman parte del patrimonio cultural y serán objeto de preservación, difusión y respeto.

The indigenous languages spoken in the national territory are part of the cultural heritage and will be preserved, disseminated and respected.

There are also foreign languages that came from immigrants of the world and its descendants such as English, French, Italian, among others.

[1] This Central American dialect certainly has the Yeísmo in its allophones and the seseo like any other Spanish American country; its form of respect for the second person represents the voseo, although the tuteo is preserved alternatively and the term usted as a formal treatment.