Spanish is not a West Indian language. It is a Romance language that originated in Spain and is spoken in many countries around the world, including some in the Caribbean.

West Indian languages face a multitude of challenges in the modern world, including lack of government support, globalization, migration, and the dominance of English.

Haitian Creole is spoken by over 10 million people in Haiti and is the most widely spoken West Indian language.

All of the options are UNESCO programs that aim to promote linguistic diversity and revitalize endangered languages.

Taíno is considered to be the most endangered West Indian language, with only a few speakers remaining.

All of the options are organizations that work to promote and preserve West Indian languages.

Trinidadian Creole is spoken in Trinidad and Tobago and is a unique blend of English, French, Spanish, and African languages.

All of the options are movements that seek to promote the use of West Indian languages in education and media.

Jamaican Patois is spoken in Jamaica and is a unique blend of English and African languages.

All of the options are online platforms that provide resources for learning and teaching West Indian languages.

Bajan is spoken in Barbados and is a unique blend of English and African languages.

All of the options are annual conferences that bring together scholars and activists working on the preservation and promotion of West Indian languages.

Haitian Creole is spoken in Haiti and is a unique blend of French and African languages.

All of the options are documentary films that explore the challenges faced by West Indian languages.

Bahamian Creole is spoken in the Bahamas and is a unique blend of English and African languages.