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LIST OF COUNTRIES BY SPOKEN LANGUAGES


This list shows countries organised by the languages which are spoken there.
==Indo-European languages
Contents
Dependent entities


=Albanian===

Albania (official)

Greece (minority)

Macedonia (co-official with Macedonian)

Serbia (recognised regional language)

Turkey (significant minority)
===Armenian===

Armenia (official)

Georgia (significant minority)

Nagorno-Karabakh (official)

Russia (minority)
===Baltic

Latgalian



Latvia (unofficial, spoken in Latgale)

Russia (significant minority in Siberia)

Latvian



Latvia (official)

Lithuanian



Latvia (minority)

Lithuania (official)

Poland (minority, majority in the city of Puńsk)
===Celtic===
Map of the Celtic Nations

Breton



France (minority language in Brittany, but unofficial)

Cornish



England (minority language in Cornwall, but unofficial)

Irish



Ireland (co-official with English)

Northern Ireland (co-official with English and Ulster Scots)

Manx



Isle of Man (co-official with English)

Scottish Gaelic



Canada (minority in Nova Scotia)

Scotland (significant minority)

Welsh



Argentina (significant minority in Chubut)

England (minority)

Wales (co-official with English)
===Germanic

Afrikaans



South Africa (co-official with 10 other languages)

★ (not official)

Danish



★ (official)

★ (in Schleswig-Holstein, not official)

Faroe Islands (co-official with Faroese)

Greenland (co-official with Kalaallisut)

Dutch



Europe


★ (official)


★ (co-official with French and German)


★ (in French Flanders)

Latin America


★ (official)


Netherlands Antilles (co-official with English and Papiamento)

English


Map of the English-speaking world

=Countries

=

Africa


Botswana (co-official with Tswana)


Cameroon (co-official with French)


Gambia (official)


Ghana (official)


Kenya (co-official with Swahili)


Lesotho (co-official with Sesotho)


Liberia (official)


Madagascar (co-official with French and Malagasy)


Malawi (official)


Mauritius (official)


Namibia (official)


Nigeria (official)


Rwanda (co-official with Kinyarwanda and French)


Seychelles (co-official with French and Seychellois Creole)


Sierra Leone (official)


South Africa (co-official with 10 other languages)


Swaziland (co-official with Swati)


Uganda (co-official with Swahili)


Zambia (official)


★ (official)

Americas


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (official, see Canadian English)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (official, see Jamaican English)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (official, see American English)

Asia


India (co-official with many other languages)


Pakistan (co-official with Urdu


Philippines (co-official with Tagalog)


Singapore (co-official with Tamil, Mandarin, and Malay)


Sri Lanka (unofficial)

Europe


★ (co-official with Irish, see Hiberno-English)


★ (co-official with Maltese)


★ (official, see British English)

Oceania


★ (official, see Australian English)


Fiji (co-official with Fijian and Hindustani)


Kiribati (co-official with Kiribati)


Marshall Islands (co-official with Marshallese)


Micronesia


★ (official)


★ (official, see New Zealand English)


Palau (co-official with Palauan)


Papua New Guinea (co-official with Tok Pisin and Hiri Motu)


Solomon Islands (official)


Vanuatu (co-official with Bislama and French)
Dependent entities


American Samoa (co-official with Samoan)

★ (official)

★ (official)

★ (official)

★ (official)

★ (official)

Christmas Island (official)

Cook Islands (co-official with Cook Islands Maori)

★ (official)

★ (official)

Guam (co-official with Chamorro)

★ (official)

Hong Kong (co-official with Chinese)

★ (official)

★ (official)

★ (official)

Norfolk Island (co-official with Norfuk)

Northern Mariana Islands (co-official with Chamorro and Carolinian)

★ (co-official with Pitkern)

Puerto Rico (co-official with Spanish)

★ (official)

★ (official)

Tristan da Cunha (official)

★ (official)

United States Virgin Islands (official)

Faroese



Faroe Islands (co-official with Danish)

★ (not official)

German


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Europe


★ (official)


★ (official with French and Dutch)


Czech Republic (minority)


Denmark (minority)


★ (official)


★ (co-official with Hungarian in the city of Sopron)


★ (co-official in South Tyrol)


★ (official)


★ (co-official with French and Luxemburgish)


★ (co-official as auxiliary language in the Opole Voivodeship)


Russia (minority)


★ (official with other languages)


★ (official with other languages, language of the Swiss Guard)

★ Other countries


★ (co-official as auxiliary language)


United States (minority)

Icelandic



Denmark (minority}

★ (official)

Norwegian



★ (official, including Svalbard and Jan Mayen)

Swedish



★ (official)

★ (co-official with Finnish, except in Ã…land, where Swedish is the sole official language)
===Greek===

Albania (minority)

Cyprus (co-official with Turkish)

Greece (official)

Turkey (minority)
===Indo-Iranian

Angika



Cambodia (minority language)

India (majority in Anga, significant minority in the rest of the country)

Laos (minority language)

Malaysia (minority language)

Vietnam (minority language)

Assamese



Bangladesh (minority)

Bhutan (minority)

India (official language along with 21 others)

Awadhi



Bhutan (minority)

India (majority in Uttar Pradesh, minority in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Delhi)

Balochi



Afghanistan (significant minority in Balochistan)

Iran (significant minority in Balochistan)

Pakistan (significant minority in Balochistan)

Bengali



Bangladesh (official)

India (official, along with 21 others, mostly in West Bengal)

United Kingdom (significant minority)

United States (significant minority)

Bhojpuri



Fiji (minority)

Guyana (minority)

India (in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh)

Mauritius (minority)

Nepal (minority)

United Kingdom (minority)

Chhattisgarhi



India (majority in Chhattisgarh, minority in Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, and Bihar)

Chittagonian



Bangladesh (significant minority)

Burma (minority)

Dhivehi



India (in Lakshadweep)

Maldives (official)

Dogri



India (in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Himachal Pradesh))

Pakistan (in Punjab)

Domari



Egypt (minority)

India (minority)

Iran (significant minority)

Iraq (minority)

Libya (minority)

Syria (minority)

Turkey (minority)

Farsi



Afghanistan (co-official as Dari, with Pashto)

Bahrain (minority)

Germany (minority)

Iran (official)

Iraq (significant minority)

Pakistan (minority)

Qatar (minority)

Russia (minority)

Tajikistan (official, as Tajik)

Turkey (significant minority)

United Arab Emirates (minority)

United States (minority)

Uzbekistan (minority)

Gujarati



Australia (minority)

Canada (minority)

India (official in Gujarat)

Pakistan (significant minority)

South Africa (significant minority)

Tanzania (minority)

Uganda (minority)

United Kingdom (significant minority)

United States (significant minority)

Zimbabwe (minority)

Halbi



India (in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Andhra Pradesh)

Hindi



Australia (minority)

Canada (minority)

Fiji (co-official as Hindustani, with Fijian and English)

India (co-official with 21 others)

Mauritius (significant minority}}

Nepal minority

Pakistan (significant minority)

South Africa (minority)

United Kingdom (minority)

United States (minority)

Kashmiri



India (official, spoken in Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh)

Pakistan (in Azad Kashmir)

Khowar



Pakistan (majority in Chitral, minority in Gilgit)

Konkani



India (official in Konkan)

Kumaoni



India (majority in Uttarakhand)

Kurdish



Afghanistan (minority)

Armenia (minority)

Azerbaijan (minority)

France (minority)

Georgia (minority)

Germany (minority)

Iran (significant minority)

Iraq (significant minority)

Lebanon (significant minority)

Sweden (minority)

Syria (significant minority)

Turkey (significant minority)

United Kingdom (minority)

Magadhi



India (official in Bihar)

Maithili



India (official in Bihar)

Nepal (significant minority in Terai)

Marathi



India (official, spoken in Maharashtra and Goa)

Israel (minority)

Mauritius (minority)

Marwari

Mazandarani

Nepali

Oriya



Bangladesh (minority)

India (official in Orissa)

Pashto

Punjabi

Rajasthani

Romany

Sindhi



Hong Kong (minority)

India (official in Sindh)

Oman (minority)

Pakistan (majority)

Philippines (minority)

Singapore (minority)

United Arab Emirates (minority)

United Kingdom (minority)

United States (minority)

Sinhalese



Sri Lanka (co-official with Tamil)

Tajik



Afghanistan (significant minority)

Iran (minority)

Kazakhstan (minority)

Kyrgyzstan (minority)

Pakistan (minority)

Tajikistan (official)

Urdu



Bangladesh (significant minority)

Fiji (co-official as Hindustani with English and Fijian)

India (co-official with 21 others)

Nepal (minority)

Mauritius (minority)

Oman (minority)

Pakistan (co-official with English)

Qatar (minority)

Saudi Arabia (minority)

South Africa (minority)

United Arab Emirates (minority)

United Kingdom (minority)

United States (minority)
===Romance languages

Catalan



Andorra (official)

Balearic Islands (official)

France (in Northern Catalonia)

Italy (a significant minority in Alghero)

Spain (co-official with Spanish in Catalonia, Carxe and La Franja)

French


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Europe


★ (spoken, not official)


★ (co-official with Dutch and German)


★ (official)


★ (co-official in the Aosta Valley)


★ (co-official with German and Luxembourgish)


★ (official)


★ (co-official with German, Italian, and Romansh)

Africa


Algeria (unofficial, but widely used)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (co-official with Kirundi)


★ (co-official with English)


★ (co-official with Sango)


★ (co-official with Arabic)


★ (co-official with Arabic and Comorian)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (co-official with Arabic)


Equatorial Guinea (co-official with Spanish and Portuguese)


★ (official)


★ (official)


★ (co-official with Malagasy and English)


Mali (official)


Mauritania (''de facto'')


Morocco (''de facto'')


Niger (official)


Rwanda (co-official with English and Kinyarwanda)


★ (official; Wolof most widely spoken)


Seychelles (co-official with English and Seychellois Creole)


Togo (official)


Tunisia (unofficial, but widely used)

Americas


★ (co-official with English, but generally only spoken in Quebec)


French Guiana (official)


Guadeloupe (official)


★ (co-official with Haitian Creole)


Martinique (official)


Saint Barthelemy (official)


Saint Martin (official)


Saint Pierre and Miquelon (official)


United States (minority language, especially in Louisiana, Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire)

Asia


Cambodia (minority)


Laos (administrative language)


Lebanon (unofficial, but widely used)


India (in Puducherry, co-official with Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam)

Oceania


French Polynesia (official)


New Caledonia (official)


Vanuatu (co-official with English and Bislama)


Wallis and Futuna (official)

Galician



Galicia (co-official with Spanish)

Italian


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Europe


Albania (minority)


Croatia (official status in Istria)


France (in Corsica)


★ (official)


Malta (minority)


Monaco (unofficial, but widely spoken)


San Marino (official)


Slovenia (co-official with Slovenian and Hungarian)


Switzerland (co-official with French, German, and Romansh)


Vatican City (unofficial, but widely used)

Africa


Eritrea (minority)


Libya (minority)


Somalia (minority)

Jèrriais



Jersey (unofficial)

Sark (unofficial)

Latin



Vatican City (official, but not spoken)

Portuguese


Map of the Lusophone world


Europe


Portugal (official)

Africa


Angola (official)


Cape Verde (official)


Equatorial Guinea (co-official with Spanish and French)


Guinea-Bissau (official)


Mozambique (official)


São Tomé and Príncipe (official)

Americas


Brazil (official)

Asia


East Timor (co-official with Tetum)


Macau (co-official with Chinese)

Romanian



Bulgaria (minority)

Moldova (official, but the issue of whether Moldovan is distinct from Romanian is controversial)

Romania (official)

Vojvodina (co-official with 5 other languages)

Romansh



Switzerland (co-official with French, Italian, and German)

Sardinian



Sardinia (unofficial)

Sicilian



Sicily (unofficial)

Italy (minority in Campania, Apulia, and Calabria)

Spanish


Map of the Spanish-speaking world


Europe


Spain (official)

Americas


Argentina (official)


Bolivia (co-official with Quechua and Aymara)


Belize (majority, but unofficial)


Chile (official)


Colombia (official)


Costa Rica (official)


Cuba (official)


Dominican Republic (official)


Ecuador (official)


El Salvador (official)


Honduras (official)


Mexico (official)


Nicaragua (official)


Panama (official)


Paraguay (co-official with Guaraní)


Peru (official)


Puerto Rico (co-official with English)


United States (co-official with English in New Mexico, significant minorities in Arizona and California)


Uruguay (official)


Venezuela (official)

★ Other countries


Equatorial Guinea (co-official with French and Portugese)


Philippines (minority)
===Slavic

Belarusian



Belarus (co-official with Russian)

Lithuania (minority)

Poland (minority)

Bosnian



Bosnia and Herzegovina (co-official with Croatian and Serbian)

Croatia (significant minority minority)

Macedonia (minority)

Montenegro (minority) (minority, official in Sandžak)

Serbia (significant minority, official in Sandžak)

Bulgarian



Bulgaria (official)

Moldova (minority)

Serbia (minority)

Ukraine (minority)

Croatian



Austria (co-official with German and Hungarian in Burgenland)

Bosnia and Herzegovina (co-official with Bosnian and Serbian)

Croatia (official)

Italy (co-official in Molise)

Romania (co-official in CaraÅŸova)

Vojvodina (co-official with 5 other languages)

Czech



Austria (minority)

Czech Republic (official)

Germany (minority)

Slovakia (minority)

Kashubian



Poland (official in Pomerania)

Macedonian



Albania (minority)

Greece (significant minority)

Macedonia (co-official with Albanian)

Polish



Belarus (significant minority)

Lithuania (significant minority)

Poland (official)

Ukraine (significant minority)

Russian


Map of the Russian-speaking world


Armenia (significant minority)

Azerbaijan (significant minority)

Belarus (co-official with Russian)

Estonia (minority)

Georgia (official with Georgian in Abkhazia and with Ossetian in South Ossetia, significant minority otherwise)

Israel (minority)

Kazakhstan (co-official with Kazakh)

Kyrgyzstan (co-official with Kyrgyz)

Latvia (significant minority)

Lithuania (minority)

Moldova (co-official with Ukrainian and Romanian in Transnistria)

Mongolia (significant minority)

Russia (official)

Tajikistan (significant minority)

Turkmenistan (significant minority)

Ukraine (recognised regional language in Crimea)

Uzbekistan (significant minority)

Rusyn



Hungary (minority)

Poland (minority)

Romania (minority)

Ukraine (official in Zakarpattia)

Vojvodina (co-official with 5 other languages)

Serbian



Bosnia and Herzegovina (official with Croatian and Bosnian)

Croatia (significant minority)

Macedonia (minority)

Montenegro (official)

Serbia (official)

Slovak



Czech Republic (minority)

Serbia (minority)

Slovakia (official)

Vojvodina (official with 5 other languages)

Slovenian



Austria (minority)

Croatia (minority)

Hungary (minority)

Italy (minority)

Slovenia (co-official with Hungarian and Italian)

Sorbian, Lower



Germany (regional language in Brandenburg)

Sorbian, Upper



Germany (regional language in Brandenburg and Saxony)

Ukrainian



Kazakhstan (minority)

Romania (significant minority)

Russia (significant minority)

Transnistria (co-official with Romanian and Russian)

Ukraine (official)

United States (minority)

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