The Quiz: Mexico and Guatemala both have names that come from which language?
Taíno
Nahuatl
Navajo
Spanish
The Nahuatl language was primarily spoken by the ancient Indigenous Aztec and Toltec peoples of Mexico, who inhabited the Central American region from the 10th to the 16th centuries. During that time, the language was used to refer to places in the area, many of which are still used today, including the country names of Mexico and Guatemala.
The correct answer to this quiz is Nahuatl.