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Languages by Country

The following is a list of languages matched with countries that they are spoken. The languages did not necessarily originate in those countries but do have a presence there. When possible, percentage of population that speaks the language is included next to the language.

Afghanistan

Afghan Persian or Dari (official)
lingua franca) 77%
Pashto (official) 48%
Uzbeki 11%
English 6%
Turkmani 3%
Urdu 3%
Pachaie 1%
Nuristani 1%
Arabic 1%
Balochi 1%

Akrotiri

English
Greek

Albania

Albanian 98.8% (official – derived from Tosk dialect)
Greek 0.5%
other 0.6% (including Macedonian)
Romani
Vlach
Turkish
Italian
Serbo-Croatian

Algeria

Arabic (official)
French (lingua franca)
Berber or Tamazight (official); dialects include Kabyle Berber (Taqbaylit)
Shawiya Berber (Tacawit)
Mzab Berber
Tuareg Berber (Tamahaq)

American Samoa

Samoan 88.6%
English 3.9%
Tongan 2.7%

Andorra

Catalan (official)
French
Castilian
Portuguese

Angola

Portuguese 71.2% (official)
Umbundu 23%
Kikongo 8.2%
Kimbundu 7.8%
Chokwe 6.5%
Nhaneca 3.4%
Nganguela 3.1%
Fiote 2.4%
Kwanhama 2.3%
Muhumbi 2.1%
Luvale 1%

Anguilla

English (official)

Antigua and Barbuda

English (official)
Antiguan creole

Argentina

Spanish (official)
Italian
English
German
French
(Mapudungun
Quechua

Armenia

Armenian (official) 97.9%
Kurdish (spoken by Yezidi minority) 1%

Aruba

Papiamento (official)
Dutch
English
Frenchas
Spanish 13.7%
English (widely spoken) 7.1%
Dutch (official) 6.1%
Chinese 1.5%

Australia

English 72.7%
Mandarin 2.5%
Arabic 1.4%
Cantonese 1.2%
Vietnamese 1.2%
Italian 1.2%
Greek 1%

Austria

German (official nationwide) 88.6%
Turkish 2.3%
Serbian 2.2%
Croatian

Azerbaijan

Azerbaijani (Azeri) (official) 92.5%
Russian 1.4%
Armenian 1.4%

Bahamas

English (official)
Creole (among Haitian immigrants)

Bahrain
Arabic (official)
English
Farsi
Urdu

Bangladesh

Bangla 98.8% (official, also known as Bengali)

Barbados

English (official)
Bajan

Belarus

Russian (official) 70.2%
Belarusian (official) 23.4%

Belgium

Dutch (official) 60%
French (official) 40%
German (official) less than 1%

Belize

English 62.9% (official)
Spanish 56.6%
Creole 44.6%
Maya 10.5%
German 3.2%
Garifuna 2.9%

Benin

French (official)
Fon (a Gbe language) and
Yoruba
Bariba
Fulfulde

Bermuda

English (official)
Portuguese

Bhutan

Sharchopkha 28%
Dzongkha (official) 24%
Lhotshamkha 22%

Bolivia

Spanish (official) 60.7%
Quechua (official) 21.2%
Aymara (official) 14.6%
Guarani (official) 0.6%

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnian (official) 52.9%
Serbian (official) 30.8%
Croatian (official) 14.6%

Botswana

Setswana 77.3%
Sekalanga 7.4%
Shekgalagadi 3.4%
English (official) 2.8%
Zezuru/Shona 2%
Sesarwa 1.7%
Sembukushu 1.6%
Ndebele 1%
other 2.8%

Brazil

British Virgin Islands

English (official)

Brunei

Malay (Bahasa Melayu) (official)
English
Chinese dialects

Bulgaria

Bulgarian (official) 76.8%
Turkish 8.2%
Romani 3.8%

Burkina Faso

French (official)

Burma

Burmese (official)

Burundi

Kirundi (official)
French (official)
Swahili
English (official)

Cabo Verde

Portuguese (official)
Krioulo
Khmer (official) 95.8%
minority languages 2.9%
Chinese 0.6%
Vietnamese 0.5%

Cameroon

24 major African language groups
English (official)
French (official)

Canada

English (official) 58.7%
French (official) 22%
Punjabi 1.4%
Italian 1.3%
Spanish 1.3%
German 1.3%
Cantonese 1.2%
Tagalog 1.2%
Arabic 1.1%

Cayman Islands

English (official) 90.9%
Spanish 4%
Filipino 3.3%

Central African Republic

French (official)
Sangho

Chad

French (official)
Arabic (official)
Sara

Chile

Spanish 99.5% (official)
English 10.2%
Mapudungun
Aymara
Quechua
Rapa Nui

China

Standard Chinese or Mandarin (official)
Yue (Cantonese)
Wu (Shanghainese)
Minbei (Fuzhou)
Minnan (Hokkien-Taiwanese)
Xiang
Gan
Hakka dialects
Zhuang
Mongolian
lUighur
Kyrgyz
Tibetan

Christmas Island

English (official) 27.6%
Mandarin 17.2%
Malay 17.1%
Cantonese 3.9%
Min Nan 1.6%
Tagalog 1%

Cocos (Keeling) Islands

Malay (Cocos dialect) 68.8%
English 22.3%

Colombia

Spanish (official)

Comoros

Arabic (official)
French (official)
Shikomoro (official)
Comorian

Congo, Democratic Republic of the

French (official)
Lingala
Kingwana (a dialect of Kiswahili or Swahili)
Kikongo
Tshiluba

Congo, Republic of the

French (official)
French Lingala
Monokutuba
Kikongo

Cook Islands

English (official) 86.4%
Cook Islands Maori (Rarotongan) (official) 76.2%

Costa Rica

Spanish (official)
English

Cote d’Ivoire

French (official)
Dioula

Croatia

Croatian (official) 95.6%
Serbian 1.2%
Hungarian
Czech
Slovak
Albanian

Cuba

Spanish (official)

Curacao

Papiamento (official)
Dutch (official) 8.8%
Spanish 5.6%
English (official) 3.1%

Cyprus

Greek (official) 80.9%
Turkish (official) 0.2%
English 4.1%
Romanian 2.9%
Russian 2.5%
Bulgarian 2.2%
Arabic 1.2%
Filipino 1.1%

Czechia

Czech (official) 88.4%
Slovak 1.5%

Denmark

Danish
Faroese
Greenlandic (an Inuit dialect)
German
English

Dhekelia

English
Greek

Djibouti

French (official)
Arabic (official)
Somali
Afar

Dominica

English (official)
French patois

Dominican Republic

Spanish (official)

Ecuador

Spanish (Castilian) 93% (official)
Quechua 4.1%

Egypt

Arabic (official)
English
French

El Salvador

Spanish (official)
Nawat

Equatorial Guinea

Spanish (official)
Fang
Bubi
Portuguese (official)
French (official)
Portuguese

Eritrea

Tigrinya (official)
Arabic (official)
English (official)
Tigre
Kunama
Afar

Estonia

Estonian (official) 68.5%
Russian 29.6%
Ukrainian 0.6%

Eswatini

English (official)
siSwati (official)

Ethiopia

Oromo (official working language in the State of Oromiya) 33.8%
Amharic (official national language) 29.3%
Somali (official working language of the State of Sumale) 6.2%
Tigrigna (Tigrinya) (official working language of the State of Tigray) 5.9%
Sidamo 4%
Wolaytta 2.2%
Gurage 2%
Afar (official working language of the State of Afar) 1.7%
Hadiyya 1.7%
Gamo 1.5%
Gedeo 1.3%
Opuuo 1.2%
Kafa 1.1%
other 8.1%
English (major foreign language taught in schools)
Arabic

European Union

Bulgarian
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
English
Estonian
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Hungarian
Irish
Italian
Latvian
Lithuanian
Maltese
Polish
Portuguese
Romanian
Slovak
Slovene
Spanish
Swedish

Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)

English 89%
Spanish 7.7%
other 3.3% (2006 est.)
Faroe Islands
Faroese 93.8% (derived from Old Norse)
Danish 3.2%

Fiji

English (official)
iTaukei (official)
Fiji Hindi (official)
Finland
Finnish (official) 86.5%
Swedish (official) 5.2%
Russian 1.6%

France

French (official) 100%
declining regional dialects and languages
- Provencal
- Breton
- Alsatian
- Corsican
- Catalan
- Basque
- Flemish
- Occitan
- Picard;
Mahorian (a Swahili dialect)

French Polynesia

French (official) 73.5%
Tahitian 20.1%
Marquesan 2.6%
Austral languages 1.2%
Paumotu 1%

Gabon

French (official)
Fang
Myene
Nzebi
Bapounou/Eschira
Bandjabi
Gambia
English (official)
Mandinka
Wolof
Fula

Gaza Strip

Arabic
Hebrew
English

Georgia

Georgian (official) 87.6%
Azeri 6.2%
Armenian 3.9%
Russian 1.2%

Germany

German (official); note – Danish
Frisian
Sorbian
Low German
Danish
North Frisian
Sater Frisian
Lower Sorbian
Upper Sorbian
Romani

Ghana

Asante 16%
Ewe 14%
Fante 11.6%
Boron (Brong) 4.9%
Dagomba 4.4%
Dangme 4.2%
Dagarte (Dagaba) 3.9%
Kokomba 3.5%
Akyem 3.2%
Ga 3.1%

Gibraltar

English
Spanish
Italian
Portuguese

Greece

Greek (official) 99%
English
French

Greenland

Greenlandic (West Greenlandic or Kalaallisut is the official language)
Danish
English

Grenada

English (official)
French patois

Guam

English 43.6%
Filipino 21.2%
Chamorro 17.8%
Asian languages 6.3%

Guatemala

Spanish (official) 69.9%
Maya languages 29.7%
- Q’eqchi’ 8.3%
- K’iche 7.8%
- Mam 4.4%
- Kaqchikel 3%
- Q’anjob’al 1.2%
- Poqomchi’ 1%
Xinca
Garifuna

Guernsey

English
French
Norman-French dialect spoken in country districts

Guinea

French (official)
Pular
Maninka
Susuother native languages

Guinea-Bissau

Portuguese-based Creole
Portuguese (official)
Pular (a Fula language)
Mandingo

Guyana

English (official)
Guyanese Creole
Caribbean Hindustani (a dialect of Hindi)
Chinese

Haiti

French (official)
Creole (official)

Holy See (Vatican City)

Italian
Latin
French

Honduras

Spanish (official)
Amerindian dialects

Hong Kong

Cantonese (official) 88.9%
English (official) 4.3%
Mandarin (official) 1.9%

Hungary

Hungarian (official) 99.6%
English 16%
German 11.2%
Russian 1.6%
Romanian 1.3%
French 1.2%

Iceland

Icelandic
English
Nordic languages
German

India

Hindi 43.6%
Bengali 8%
Marathi 6.9%
Telugu 6.7%
Tamil 5.7%
Gujarati 4.6%
Urdu 4.2%
Kannada 3.6%
Odia 3.1%
Malayalam 2.9%
Punjabi 2.7%
Assamese 1.3%
Maithili 1.1%
English
22 other officially recognized languages:
- Assamese
- Bengali
- Bodo
- Dogri
- Gujarati
- Hindi
- Kannada
- Kashmiri
- Konkani
- Maithili
- Malayalam
- Manipuri
- Nepali
- Odia
- Punjabi
- Sanskrit
- Santali
- Sindhi
- Tamil
- Telugu
Urdu
Hindustani is a popular variant of Hindi/Urdu

Indonesia

Bahasa Indonesia (official, modified form of Malay)
English
Dutch

Iran

Persian Farsi (official)
Azeri
Kurdish
Gilaki
Mazandarani
Luri
Balochi
Arabic

Iraq

Arabic (official)
Kurdish (official)
Turkmen (a Turkish dialect)
Syriac
Neo-Aramaic
Armenian

Ireland

English (official)
Irish (Gaelic or Gaeilge) (officia)
Isle of Man
English
Manx Gaelic

Israel

Hebrew (official)
Arabic (special status under Israeli law)
English

Italy

Italian (official)
German
French
Slovene

Jamaica

English
English patois

Japan

Japanese

Jersey

English (official) 94.5%
Portuguese 4.6%
French (official)
Jerriais

Jordan

Arabic (official)
English

Kazakhstan

Kazakh (officialQazaq)
Russian
English

Kenya

English (official)
Kiswahili (official)

Korea, North

Korean

Korea, South

Korean
English

Kosovo

Albanian (official) 94.5%
Bosnian 1.7%
Serbian (official) 1.6%
Turkish 1.1%
Romani

Kuwait

Arabic (official)
English

Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyz (official) 71.4%
Uzbek 14.4%
Russian (official) 9%

Laos

Lao (official)
French
English

Latvia

Latvian (official) 56.3%
Russian 33.8%
Polish
Ukrainian
Belarusian

Lebanon

Arabic (official)
French
English
Armenian

Lesotho

Sesotho (official) (southern Sotho)
English (official)
Zulu
Xhosa

Liberia

English 20% (official)

Libya

Arabic (official)
Italian
English (all widely understood in the major cities);
Berber
- Nafusi
- Ghadamis
- Suknah
- Awjilah
- Tamasheq

Liechtenstein

German 91.5% (official) (Alemannic is the main dialect)
Italian 1.5%
Turkish 1.3%
Portuguese 1.1%

Lithuania

Lithuanian (official) 85.3%
Russian 6.8%
Polish 5.1%

Luxembourg

Luxembourgish (official)
Portuguese 15.7%
French
German
Italian 2.9%
English 2.1%

Macau

Madagascar

Malagasy (official) 99.9%
French (official) 23.6%
English 8.2%

Malawi

English (official)
Chewa (common)
Lambya
Lomwe
Ngoni
Nkhonde
Nyakyusa
Nyanja
Sena
Tonga
Tumbuka
Yao

Malaysia

Bahasa Malaysia (official)
English
Chinese
- Cantonese
- Mandarin
- Hokkien
- Hakka
- Hainan
- Foochow
Tamil
Telugu
Malayalam
Panjabi
Thai;

Maldives

Dhivehi (official)
English

Mali

French (official)
Bambara 46.3%
Peuhl/Foulfoulbe 9.4%
Dogon 7.2%
Maraka/Soninke 6.4%
Malinke 5.6%
Sonrhai/Djerma 5.6%
Minianka 4.3%
Tamacheq 3.5%
Senoufo 2.6%
Bobo 2.1%

Malta

Maltese (official) 90.1%
English (official) 6%

Marshall Islands

Marshallese (official) 98.2%

Mauritania

Arabic (official)
Pular
Soninke
Wolof
French

Mauritius

Creole 86.5%
Bhojpuri 5.3%
French 4.1%
Englishone

Mexico

Spanish
Mayan
Nahuatl

MicronesiaFederated States of

English (officia)
Chuukese
Kosrean
Pohnpeian
Yapese
Ulithian
Woleaian
Nukuoro
Kapingamarangi
Moldova

Monaco

French (official)
English
Italian
Monegasque

Mongolia

Mongolian 90% (official) (Khalkha dialect is predominant)
Turkic
Russian

Montenegro

Serbian 42.9%
Montenegrin (official) 37%
Bosnian 5.3%
Albanian 5.3%
Serbo-Croat 2%

Montserrat

English

Morocco

Arabic (official)
Berber languages
- Tamazight (official)
- Tachelhit
- Tarifit
French

Mozambique

Makhuwa 26.1%
Portuguese (official) 16.6%
Tsonga 8.6%
Nyanja 8.1
Sena 7.1%
Lomwe 7.1%
Chuwabo 4.7%
Ndau 3.8%
Tswa 3.8%

Namibia

Oshiwambo languages 49.7%
Nama/Damara 11%
Kavango languages 10.4%
Afrikaans
Herero languages 9.2%
Zambezi languages 4.9%
English (official) 2.3%

Nauru

Nauruan 93%
English 2%
Kiribati
Chinese

Nepal

Nepali (official) 44.6%
Maithali 11.7%
Bhojpuri 6%
Tharu 5.8%
Tamang 5.1%
Newar 3.2%
Bajjika 3%
Magar 3%
Doteli 3%
Urdu 2.6%
Avadhi 1.9%
Limbu 1.3%
Gurung 1.2%
Baitadeli 1%

Netherlands

Dutch (official)
Frisian
Low Saxon
Limburgish
Romani
Yiddish
English
Papiamento

New Caledonia

French (official)

New Zealand

English (de facto official) 95.4%
Maori (de jure official) 4%
Samoan 2.2%
Northern Chinese 2%
Hindi 1.5%
French 1.2%
Yue 1.1%
New Zealand Sign Language (de jure official) 0.5%

Nicaragua

Spanish (official) 95.3%
Miskito 2.2%
Mestizo of the Caribbean coast 2%

Niger

French (official)
Hausa
Djerma

Nigeria

English (official)
Hausa
Yoruba
Igbo (Ibo)
Fulani

Niue

Niuean (official) 46%
English (official) 11%
Niuean

Norfolk Island

English (official) 44.9%
Norfolk (also known as Norfuk or Norf’k)
Fijian 1.8%

North Macedonia

Macedonian (official) 61.4%
Albanian (official) 24.3%
Turkish 3.4%
Romani 1.7%
Aromanian (Vlach)
Bosnian) 2%

Northern Mariana Islands

Philippine languages 32.8%
Chamorro (official) 24.1%
English (official) 17%
Carolinian (official)
Chinese 6.8%

Norway

Bokmal Norwegian (official)
Nynorsk Norwegian (official)
Sami
Sami has three dialects:
- Lule
- North Sami
- South Sami

Oman

Arabic (official)
English
Baluchi
Swahili
Urdu

Pakistan

Punjabi 48%
Sindhi 12%
Saraiki (a Punjabi variant) 10%
Pashto (alternate name
Pashtu) 8%
Urdu (official) 8%
Balochi 3%
Hindko 2%
Brahui 1%
English (official)
Burushaski

Palau

Palauan (official on most islands) 65.2%
English (official) 19.1%
Filipino 9.9%
Chinese 1.2%

Panama

Spanish (official)
indigenous languages (including Ngabere (or Guaymi)
Buglere
Kuna
Embera
Wounaan
Naso (or Teribe)
and Bri Bri)
Panamanian English Creole
English
Chinese (Yue and Hakka)
Arabic
French Creole
Yiddish
Hebrew
Korean
Japanese

Papua New Guinea

Tok Pisin (official)
English (official)
Hiri Motu (official)

Paraguay

Spanish (official)
Guarani 34%
Spanish 15.2%
Portuguese
German

Peru

Spanish (official) 82.9%

Quechua (official) 13.6%

Aymara (official) 1.6%

Ashaninka 0.3%

Philippines

Filipino (official); based on Tagalog
- eight major dialects
- Tagalog
- Cebuano
- Ilocano
- Hiligaynon or Ilonggo
- Bicol
- Waray
- Pampango
- Pangasinan

English (official)

Pitcairn Islands

English (official)
Pitkern (mixture of an 18th century English dialect and a Tahitian dialect)

Poland

Polish (official) 98.2%
Silesian 1.4%
Kashub
Czech
Hebrew
Yiddish
Belarusian
Lithuanian
German
Armenian
Russian
Slovak
Ukrainian
Karaim
Lemko
Romani (Polska Roma and Bergitka Roma)
Tatar

Portugal

Portuguese (official)
Mirandese (officialbut locally used)

Puerto Rico

Spanish
English

Qatar

Arabic (official)
English

Romania

Romanian (official) 85.4%
Hungarian 6.3%
Romani 1.2%

Russia

Russian (official) 85.7%
Tatar 3.2%
Chechen 1%

Rwanda

Kinyarwanda (official universal Bantu vernacular) 93.2%
French (official) <0.1
English (official) <0.1
Swahili/Kiswahili (official)

Saint Barthelemy

French (primary)
English

Saint HelenaAscensionand Tristan da Cunha

English

Saint Kitts and Nevis

English (official)

Saint Lucia

English (official)
Saint Lucian Creole

Saint Martin

French (official)
Dutch
English
Guadeloupian Creole
Haitian Creole
Italian
Martiniquan Creole
Papiamento (dialect of Netherlands Antilles)
Spanish

Saint Pierre and Miquelon

French (official)

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

English
Vincentian Creole English
French patois

Samoa

Samoan (Polynesian) (official) 91.1%
Samoan/English 6.7%
English (official) 0.5%

San Marino

Italian

Sao Tome and Principe

Portuguese 98.4% (official)
Forro 36.2%
Cabo Verdian 8.5%
French 6.8%
Angolar 6.6%
English 4.9%
Lunguie 1%

Saudi Arabia

Arabic (official)

Senegal

French (official)
Wolof
Pular
Jola
Mandinka
Serer
Soninke

Serbia

Serbian (official) 88.1%,
Hungarian 3.4%,
Bosnian 1.9%,
Romani 1.4%

Seychelles

Seychellois Creole (official) 89.1%
English (official) 5.1%
French (official) 0.7%

Sierra Leone

English (official)
Mende
Temne
Krio (English-based Creole)

Singapore

English (official) 48.3%
Mandarin (official) 29.9%
Chinese dialects
- Hokkien
- Cantonese
Teochew
Hakka) 8.7%
Malay (official) 9.2%
Tamil (official) 2.5%

Sint Maarten

English (official) 67.5%
Spanish 12.9%
Creole 8.2%
Dutch (official) 4.2%
Papiamento (a Spanish-Portuguese-Dutch-English dialect) 2.2%
French 1.5%

Slovakia

Slovak (official) 81.8%
Hungarian 8.5%
Roma 1.8%

Slovenia

Slovene (official) 87.7%
Croatian 2.8%
Serbo-Croatian 1.8%
Bosnian 1.6%
Serbian 1.6%
Hungarian
Italian

Solomon Islands

Melanesian pidgin (in much of the country is lingua franca)
English (official)

Somalia

Somali (official)
Arabic (official)
Italian
English

South Africa

isiZulu (official) 25.3%
isiXhosa (official) 14.8%
Afrikaans (official) 12.2%
Sepedi (official) 10.1%
Setswana (official) 9.1%
English (official) 8.1%
Sesotho (official) 7.9%
Xitsonga (official) 3.6%
siSwati (official) 2.8%
Tshivenda (official) 2.5%
isiNdebele (official) 1.6%
Khoi
Nama
San languages

South Sudan

English (official)
Arabic (includes Juba and Sudanese variants)
ethnic languages include Dinka
Nuer
Bari
Zande
Shilluk

Spain

Castilian Spanish (official nationwide) 74%
Catalan (official in Cataloniathe Balearic Islands and the Valencian Community (where it is known as Valencian)) 17%
Galician (official in Galicia) 7%
Basque (official in the Basque Country and in the Basque-speaking area of Navarre) 2%
Aranese (official in the northwest corner of Catalonia (Vall d’Aran) along with Catalan)
Aragonese
Aranese Asturian
Basque
Calo
Catalan
Galician
Valencian

Sri Lanka

Sinhala (official and national language) 87%
Tamil (official and national language) 28.5%
English

Sudan

Arabic (official)
English (official)
Nubian
Ta Bedawie
Fur

Suriname

Dutch (official)
English
Sranang Tongo (Surinamesesometimes called Taki-Taki)
Caribbean Hindustani (a dialect of Hindi)
Javanese

Svalbard

Norwegian
Russian

Sweden

Swedish (official)

Switzerland

German (or Swiss German) (official) 62.1%
French (official) 22.8%
Italian (official) 8%
English 5.7%
Portuguese 3.5%
Albanian 3.3%
Serbo-Croatian 2.3%
Spanish 2.3%
Romansh (official) 0.5%
German
French
Italian
L’Almanacco dei fatti del mondo

l’indispensabile fonte per le informazioni di base. (Italian)

Syria

Arabic (official)
Kurdish
Armenian
Aramaic
Circassian
French
English

Taiwan

Mandarin (official)
Taiwanese (Min Nan)
Hakka dialects

Tajikistan

Tajik (official) 84.4%
Uzbek 11.9%
Kyrgyz 0.8%
Russian 0.5%

Tanzania

Kiswahili or Swahili (official)
Kiunguja (name for Swahili in Zanzibar)
English (official)
Arabic
Kiswahili (Swahili)

Thailand

Thai (official) 90.7%
Thai
Malay
Burmese
English

Timor-Leste

Tetun Prasa 30.6%
Mambai 16.6%
Makasai 10.5%
Tetun Terik 6.1%
Baikenu 5.9%
Kemak 5.8%
Bunak 5.5%
Tokodede 4%
Fataluku 3.5%
Waima’a 1.8%
Galoli 1.4%
Naueti 1.4%
Idate 1.2%
Midiki 1.2%

Togo

French (official)
Ewe
Mina
Kabye (Kabiye)
Dagomba

Tokelau

Tokelauan 88.1%
English 48.6%
Samoan 26.7%
Tuvaluan 11.2%
Kiribati 1.5%

Tonga

Tongan and English 76.8%
Tongan
English
and other language 10.6%
Tongan only (official) 8.7%
English only (official) 0.7%

Trinidad and Tobago

English (official)
Trinidadian Creole English
Tobagonian Creole English
Caribbean Hindustani (a dialect of Hindi)
Trinidadian Creole French
Spanish
Chinese

Tunisia

Arabic (official)
French (commerce)
Berber (Tamazight)
French

Turkey (Turkiye)

Turkish (official)
Kurdish

Turkmenistan

Turkmen (official) 72%
Russian 12%
Uzbek 9%

Turks and Caicos Islands

English (official)

Tuvalu

Tuvaluan (official)
English (official)
Samoan
Kiribati (on the island of Nui)

Uganda

English (official
Ganda or Luganda
Nilo-Saharan languages
Swahili (official)
Arabic

Ukraine

Ukrainian (official) 67.5%
Russian 29.6%

United Arab Emirates

Arabic (official)
English
Hindi
Malayam
Urdu
Pashto
Tagalog
Persian

United Kingdom

English

United States

English only 78.2%
Spanish 13.4%
Chinese 1.1%

Uruguay

Spanish (official)

Uzbekistan

Uzbek (official) 74.3%
Russian 14.2%
Tajik 4.4%

Vanuatu

Bislama (official; creole) 33.7%
English (official) 2%
French (official) 0.6%

Venezuela

Spanish (official)

Vietnam

Vietnamese (official)
English
some French
Chinese
Khmer
Mon-Khmer
Malayo-Polynesian

Virgin Islands

English 71.6%
Spanish or Spanish Creole 17.2%
French or French Creole 8.6%

Wallis and Futuna

Wallisian (indigenous Polynesian language) 58.9%
Futunian 30.1%
French (official) 10.8%

West Bank

Arabic
Hebrew
English

Yemen

Arabic (official)
Socotri
Archipelago; Mahri

Zambia

Bemba 33.4%
Nyanja 14.7%
Tonga 11.4%
Lozi 5.5%
Chewa 4.5%
Nsenga 2.9%
Tumbuka 2.5%
Lunda (North Western) 1.9%
Kaonde 1.8%
Lala 1.8%
Lamba 1.8%
English (official) 1.7%
Luvale 1.5%
Mambwe 1.3%
Namwanga 1.2%
Lenje 1.1%
Bisa 1%

Zimbabwe

Shona (official)
Ndebele (official)
English (official)
Chewa
Chibarwe
Kalanga
Koisan
Nambya
Ndau
Shangani
sign language
Sotho
Tonga
Tswana
Venda
Xhosa