#37 Mapudungún Language Classes in the Southern Chile - Living Atlas Chile

Concerned that use of the Mapudungún language had become increasingly infrequent, José Gregorio Blanco Painequeo began teaching the Mapuche language to children in the Rupangue community in the Araucanía Region.
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[@robLV]

Fantastic!! I just heard about this language I'm sorry to say, and I'm so grateful for this teacher an his passion for preserving this tongue. Bravo! Greetings from Boston, USA

[@kcretina]

muy buena iniciativa! ojala que replicara en todas las aulas de chile

[@kaetzen1810]

Hermoso trabajo!

[@carltomacruz9138]

His Spanish accent is too hard and too slurred to understand without the subtitles.

[@kawaiipanda8892]

Wtf with you

[@julia_milf69whenhacestusmo28]

It is because the chilean spanish dialect is very different to another spanish dialects because of the pronunciation and words that come from another languages (like quechua and mapudungun)