Macro-Jê languages are a family of Indigenous languages spoken primarily in central Brazil. This language family includes several groups, such as the Jê languages and other related languages like Maxakalí and Krenák. Macro-Jê languages are known for their complex phonological systems, including a variety of consonant sounds, and unique syntactic structures, with a strong focus on word order. These languages are deeply tied to the cultural and social practices of the Indigenous peoples who speak them, many of whom have a long history of interaction with the environment and resistance to external influences. The study of Macro-Jê languages provides important insights into the linguistic diversity of South America and the cultural heritage of its Indigenous populations.

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