Spanish is the primary language of Mexico, spoken by the vast majority of its population. It is the country's official language and serves as the main medium of communication in government, education, and media. The Mexican dialect of Spanish has unique characteristics, including regional accents and vocabulary influenced by indigenous languages, such as Nahuatl. There are also many indigenous languages spoken in Mexico, reflecting the nation's rich cultural heritage. Approximately 7.7 million people in Mexico speak an indigenous language, making the country's linguistic landscape diverse and vibrant, with Spanish at its core.