Is the elvish language in The Lord of the Rings Queenia or Sindarin?

Quinya and Sindarin are both used in The Lord of the Rings's film trilogy. As we all know, Sindarin is the daily language of the Middle-earth elves, while Kunya is equivalent to the Latin of the elves, and is generally used for major events or important moments.

Give a few examples.

The narration that Queen Galadriel read at the beginning was sindarin.

I started, he started, he started, he started.

The world has changed.

I felt it in the water.

I touch it from the land.

I smell it in the air.

Quenya is used less, so I will give all the examples I can give.

Gandalf's spell outside moglia's door is

Ando Al Dalinwa, Fanta Casarin Wa!

The gate made by the elves follows my instructions, the entrance of the dwarf!

And Gallagher's farewell to her future granddaughter-in-law.

Namali!

see you again

When Frodo raised the light of Earendil in the spider cave, his sentence was also Quinia.

Ah, e? Lendiel Eleni Ang Ankalima!

Salute to the brightest star, Earendil!

The last one was Aragon's song when he ascended the throne.

And Earello endorena utúlien. Hello!

I crossed the ocean and came to Middle-earth, where my children and I will live forever until the end of the world!

Details are listed on this website.

http://www.elvish.org/gwaith/movie_elvish.htm#start