Quechwa

Quechwa, as well as common, is spoken by the Alona people.

It is a simple sounding language, but it does contain multiple dialects based on the tribe (which is also named after the tribe). Quechwa is an interesting language, since everyone technically speaks 2 forms. The first is what is called the ‘home’ language, and the other is the man’s language, which is spoken only by men after they reach 12. Though everyone can understand both forms of Quechwa, men are expected to only speak to each other in the men’s language, but to everyone else in the home language.