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African Languages Partial List


African Languages  starts of A

    • Gikuyu spoken in Kenya
    • Ganda spoken in Uganda
    • Ga spoken in Ghana
    • Gbaya spoken in Central African Republic and Cameroon
    • Gban spoken in Liberia
    • Gbe spoken in Togo, Benin, and Ghana
    • Gbari spoken in Nigeria
    • Gbaya-Bossangoa spoken in Central African Republic
    • Gbaya-Bozoum spoken in Central African Republic
    • Gbaya-Mbodomo spoken in Central African Republic
    • Gbaya-Ngbandi spoken in Central African Republic and Congo
    • Gbaya-Rikpa spoken in Central African Republic
    • Gbaya-Sara spoken in Central African Republic
    • Gbaya-Soké spoken in Central African Republic
    • Giryama spoken in Kenya
    • Gogo spoken in Tanzania
    • Goma spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo
    • Gusii spoken in Kenya
    • Gbii spoken in Sierra Leone
    • Gurage spoken in Ethiopia
    • Hausa spoken in Nigeria and Niger
    • Herero spoken in Namibia
    • Hmong spoken in Laos, Vietnam, and some parts of Africa
    • Hausa spoken in Nigeria and Niger
    • Igbo spoken in Nigeria
    • Idoma spoken in Nigeria
    • Ilocano spoken in the Philippines, but also spoken in some parts of Africa
    • Isizulu spoken in South Africa
    • Jola spoken in Senegal and The Gambia
    • Kikuyu spoken in Kenya
    • Kinyarwanda spoken in Rwanda and Uganda
    • Kirundi spoken in Burundi
    • Krio spoken in Sierra Leone
    • Kuba spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo
    • Kutchi spoken in Pakistan and India, but also spoken in some parts of Africa
    • Krio spoken in Sierra Leone
    • Luganda spoken in Uganda
    • Luo spoken in Kenya and Tanzania
    • Luba spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo
    • Luba-Katanga spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo
    • Luba-Lulua spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo
    • Luba-Kasai spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo
    • Luyia spoken in Kenya
    • Lingala spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola
    • Mandinka spoken in West Africa, particularly in Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, and Mali
    • Ndebele spoken in South Africa and Zimbabwe
      • Ndonga spoken in Namibia
      • Nuer spoken in South Sudan
      • Oromo spoken in Ethiopia and Kenya
      • Pulaar spoken in Senegal, Mauritania and The Gambia
      • Rundi spoken in Burundi
      • Sango spoken in Central African Republic
      • Sesotho spoken in South Africa and Lesotho
      • Shona spoken in Zimbabwe and Zambia
      • Siswati spoken in Swaziland
      • Somali spoken in Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya
      • Swahili spoken in Kenya, Tanzania, and other East African countries
      • Tigrigna spoken in Ethiopia and Eritrea
      • Tswana spoken in Botswana and South Africa
      • Tumbuka spoken in Malawi and Zambia
      • Twi spoken in Ghana
      • Umbundu spoken in Angola
      • Wolof spoken in Senegal and The Gambia
      • Xhosa spoken in South Africa
      • Yao spoken in Malawi and Mozambique
      • Yoruba spoken in Nigeria
      • Zulu spoken in South Africa







    African Languages starts of A Afrikaans Amharic Arabic Adyghe Adangme Awngi Afar Agaw Aja Akan Akhvakh Alaba-K’abeena Amba Ambo Amharic Andi Anfillo Arabela Arabic Arbore Ari Aruop Asante Ashango Ashéninka Perené Ateso Aushi Avar Aweer Awutu Aymara Azande Azeri African Languages starts of B Berber (also known as Tamazight) Bambara Bassa Bemba Bubi Bulu Bura Banyun Banda-Ndélé Banyumasan Banyumas Bari Barotseland Barwe Bashkir Basque Basaa Baule Beja Belize Kriol English Bengali Beni Bemba Bende Bété Baule Bemba Bodo Bodo Parja Bofi Bondei Borana-Arsi-Guji Borôro Bote-Majhi Boulou Bemba Banda Banda-Bambari Banda-Linda Banda-Mbrès Banda-Ndélé Banda-Yangere Bangba African Languages starts of C Chichewa (also known as Chewa or Nyanja) spoken in Malawi and Zambia Chitonga spoken in Zambia and Zimbabwe Chilomwe spoken in Malawi Chiga spoken in Uganda Chokwe spoken in Angola and Congo Chiluba spoken in Zambia Chinyanja spoken in Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia Comorian spoken on the Comoros islands Coptic spoken in Egypt Chagga spoken in Tanzania. African Languages starts of D Dinka spoken in South Sudan Dogon spoken in Mali Dyula spoken in West Africa, particularly in Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso Dholuo spoken in Kenya Duala spoken in Cameroon Dzongkha spoken in Bhutan and also spoken in some parts of Arunachal Pradesh, India. Dagaare spoken in Ghana Dzongkha spoken in Bhutan Digo spoken in Kenya Dama spoken in Chad Dari spoken in Sudan Dan spoken in Liberia Dama spoken in Chad Dazaga spoken in Sudan Dagaare spoken in Ghana Digo spoken in Kenya Dholuo spoken in Kenya Dari spoken in Sudan Dan spoken in Liberia Dama spoken in Chad Dazaga spoken in Sudan Dendi spoken in Niger Dewoin spoken in Ethiopia Dime spoken in Ethiopia Dizin spoken in Ghana Dzodinka spoken in Togo and Ghana Dendi spoken in Niger Dzalakha spoken in Bhutan Dagaari Dioula spoken in Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Mali, Ghana African Languages starts of E Ewe spoken in Ghana, Togo, and Benin Edo spoken in Nigeria Efik spoken in Nigeria Embu spoken in Kenya El Molo spoken in Kenya Engenni spoken in Nigeria Epi-Olmec spoken in Mexico, but it has a significant influence in West Africa. Esan spoken in Nigeria Eton spoken in Cameroon Emai spoken in Nigeria Evenki spoken in Central Africa, but also has some speakers in Russia and China. Ekegusii spoken in Kenya Efutop spoken in Nigeria Ekajuk spoken in Nigeria Enwan spoken in Nigeria Emumu spoken in Nigeria Emai spoken in Nigeria Enwang spoken in Nigeria Ekpeye spoken in Nigeria Eket spoken in Nigeria Emai-Iuleha-Ora spoken in Nigeria Enwan spoken in Nigeria Evenki spoken in Central Africa, but also has some speakers in Russia and China Enga spoken in Papua New Guinea, but spoken in some parts of West Africa Ekang spoken in Cameroon Eton spoken in Cameroon Engenni spoken in Nigeria El Molo spoken in Kenya Embu spoken in Kenya Ewe spoken in Ghana, Togo, and Benin Edo spoken in Nigeria Efik spoken in Nigeria Embu spoken in Kenya El Molo spoken in Kenya Engenni spoken in Nigeria Epi-Olmec spoken in Mexico, but it has a significant influence in West Africa. Esan spoken in Nigeria Eton spoken in Cameroon Emai spoken in Nigeria Evenki spoken in Central Africa, but also has some speakers in Russia and China. Ekpeye spoken in Nigeria Ekegusii spoken in Kenya Efutop spoken in Nigeria Ekajuk spoken in Nigeria Enwan spoken in Nigeria Emumu spoken in Nigeria Emai-Iuleha-Ora spoken in Nigeria Enwang spoken in Nigeria Ekang spoken in Cameroon Enga spoken in Papua New Guinea, but spoken in some parts of West Afric African Languages starts of F Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon French spoken in many countries in Africa, as it is a colonial language in many African countries Fon spoken in Benin Fante spoken in Ghana Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon Fon spoken in Benin Frafra spoken in Ghana Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon French spoken in many countries in Africa, as it is a colonial language in many African countries. Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon Fon spoken in Benin Frafra spoken in Ghana Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon French spoken in many countries in Africa, as it is a colonial language in many African countries Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon Fon spoken in Benin Frafra spoken in Ghana Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon French spoken in many countries in Africa, as it is a colonial language in many African countries Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon Fon spoken in Benin Frafra spoken in Ghana Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon French spoken in many countries in Africa, as it is a colonial language in many African countries Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon Fon spoken in Benin Frafra spoken in Ghana Fulfulde spoken in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon French spoken in many countries in Africa, as it is a colonial language in many African countries Gikuyu spoken in Kenya Ganda spoken in Uganda Ga spoken in Ghana Gbaya spoken in Central African Republic and Cameroon Gban spoken in Liberia Gbe spoken in Togo, Benin, and Ghana Gbari spoken in Nigeria Gbaya-Bossangoa spoken in Central African Republic Gbaya-Bozoum spoken in Central African Republic Gbaya-Mbodomo spoken in Central African Republic Gbaya-Ngbandi spoken in Central African Republic and Congo Gbaya-Rikpa spoken in Central African Republic Gbaya-Sara spoken in Central African Republic Gbaya-Soké spoken in Central African Republic Giryama spoken in Kenya Gogo spoken in Tanzania Goma spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo Gusii spoken in Kenya Gbii spoken in Sierra Leone Gurage spoken in Ethiopia Hausa spoken in Nigeria and Niger Herero spoken in Namibia Hmong spoken in Laos, Vietnam, and some parts of Africa Hausa spoken in Nigeria and Niger Igbo spoken in Nigeria Idoma spoken in Nigeria Ilocano spoken in the Philippines, but also spoken in some parts of Africa Isizulu spoken in South Africa Jola spoken in Senegal and The Gambia Kikuyu spoken in Kenya Kinyarwanda spoken in Rwanda and Uganda Kirundi spoken in Burundi Krio spoken in Sierra Leone Kuba spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo Kutchi spoken in Pakistan and India, but also spoken in some parts of Africa Krio spoken in Sierra Leone Luganda spoken in Uganda Luo spoken in Kenya and Tanzania Luba spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo Luba-Katanga spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo Luba-Lulua spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo Luba-Kasai spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo Luyia spoken in Kenya Lingala spoken in Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola Mandinka spoken in West Africa, particularly in Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, and Mali Ndebele spoken in South Africa and Zimbabwe Ndonga spoken in Namibia Nuer spoken in South Sudan Oromo spoken in Ethiopia and Kenya Pulaar spoken in Senegal, Mauritania and The Gambia Rundi spoken in Burundi Sango spoken in Central African Republic Sesotho spoken in South Africa and Lesotho Shona spoken in Zimbabwe and Zambia Siswati spoken in Swaziland Somali spoken in Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya Swahili spoken in Kenya, Tanzania, and other East African countries Tigrigna spoken in Ethiopia and Eritrea Tswana spoken in Botswana and South Africa Tumbuka spoken in Malawi and Zambia Twi spoken in Ghana Umbundu spoken in Angola Wolof spoken in Senegal and The Gambia Xhosa spoken in South Africa Yao spoken in Malawi and Mozambique Yoruba spoken in Nigeria Zulu spoken in South Africa
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