The primary language spoken in Colombia is Spanish. It serves as the official language and is used in government, media, and education. Colombia's Spanish dialect has unique regional variations influenced by indigenous languages and the historical context of the country. The way it is spoken in different areas—such as in Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena—can vary significantly in accent and vocabulary. In addition to Spanish, there are also many indigenous languages spoken by various communities throughout Colombia, reflecting the country’s rich cultural diversity.