Approximately three-quarters (75.01%) of the population of Bolivia is able to speak Spanish, although only 60.7% of Bolivian citizens speak it as a native language. This is followed by Quechua, an indigenous language that is spoken by 21.2% of the population as a native language. The third most widely spoken language in Bolivia is Aymara, which is also the name of one of the Indigenous communities. This language is the native tongue of 14.6% of the population. Guaraní, spoken by .6% of the population, is the third most widely used language here.

Any Bolivian browsing Reddit all day to post comments supporting the coup regime in perfect English is obviously not representative, if they are in fact Bolivian at all.