Official African languages by country
Arab, Kirundi, Amharic, Shona, Chewa (official African languages)
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- African languages
Official African Languages by Country
In addition to the “imported” languages (English, French,
Portuguese, Spanish), the following African languages are official in Africa (non-exhaustive list):
Afro-Asiatic Languages
- Arab in the Comoros, Chad, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Mauritania, Somalia, Sudan, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya and Morocco
- Berber in Morocco and Algeria
- Amharic in Ethiopia
- Somali in Somalia
- Tigrinya in Eritrea
Austronesian
- Malagasy in Madagascar
Indo-European
- Afrikaans in South Africa
Niger-Congo Languages
- Chewa in Malawi
and Zimbabwe
- Comorian in The Comoros
- Kinyarwanda in Rwanda
- Kirundi in Burundi
- Sesotho in Lesotho,
in South Africa and Zimbabwe
- Setswana/Tswana in Botswana and South Africa
- Shona and Sindebele in Zimbabwe
- Sepedie in South Africa
- Ndebele in South Africa
- Swahili in Tanzania, Kenya,
Rwanda and Uganda
- Swati in Eswatini and South Africa
- Tsonga in South Africa
- Vendre in South Africa
- Xhosa in South Africa
- Zulu in South Africa
Creole languages
- Mauritian Creole in Mauritius
- Sango in the Central African Republic
- Seychellois Creole in the Seychelles
Lenguas africanas oficiales
Langues africaines officielles
Línguas africanas
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