What is the official languages in your country?

@Farcha (677)

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11 Aug 17

Yes, I know that the region of Quebec is french and the south is English

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Dominique

@dodo19 (47066)

• Beaconsfield, Quebec

11 Aug 17

@Farcha Yes, there's a lot of diversity.

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@Farcha (677)

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11 Aug 17

@dodo19 Diversity is a good thing.

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Hazel Vee

@epiffanie (11326)

• Australia

15 Aug 17

I came from the Philippines and our national language is Tagalog .. my mother tongue though is Bicol .. but I guess the Philippines official language is English because the Constitution is written in English and other documents and businesses paperworks are all written in English..

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Hazel Vee

@epiffanie (11326)

• Australia

20 Aug 17

@Farcha The majority of the Filipinos can speak, read and write English because it is taught in school from primary ..

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@Farcha (677)

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15 Aug 17

SO your official language is English, do you have any idea about the percentage who speak english

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@Farcha (677)

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20 Aug 17

@epiffanie Good, like in Morocco, French is taught in school from primary.

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Amber

@AmbiePam (85497)

• United States

11 Aug 17

English is the primary language in the United States, but Spanish is undoubtedly the second most spoken language.

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Amber

@AmbiePam (85497)

• United States

12 Aug 17

@Farcha Very true, because it is usually the place Cubans have migrated to. Likewise, the states that are near Mexico (California) are rife with Spanish speakers. Here in Oklahoma, several states over from California, Spanish is still widely spoken (the same can be said for New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona, and Texas).

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@Farcha (677)

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11 Aug 17

That what I have heard, especially Miami, Spanish is very spoken there.

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@Farcha (677)

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12 Aug 17

@AmbiePam it is a good information

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Oshy

@TiarasOceanView (70035)

• United States

11 Aug 17

How about English

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Oshy

@TiarasOceanView (70035)

• United States

11 Aug 17

@Farcha I know English only..but I can understand Spanish, Sicilian, Irish because of heritage and local inhabitants.

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@Farcha (677)

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11 Aug 17

English has the second place after French as a foreign language because Morocco was under colonized by France and Spain.

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@Farcha (677)

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11 Aug 17

@TiarasOceanView And you in the USA, you have a second language besides English, there is another language is taught officially?

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jaishankar

@else34 (13517)

• New Delhi, India

12 Aug 17

@Farcha I am from India.India is a multilingual country.We have HindI and English as the official languages of the center.Each state has it's own official language.

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jaishankar

@else34 (13517)

• New Delhi, India

13 Aug 17

@Farcha Benjamin or Bangla is an Indian language.A very rich and sweet language.Urdu and HindI are not much different from each other except that the former borrows words from Arbi and Farsi.

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@Farcha (677)

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13 Aug 17

@else34 I know that Urdu and Farsi are written in Arabic letters, from right to left. We have some common words.

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@Farcha (677)

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12 Aug 17

You have begali, perse, urdu ?

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Anna

@LadyDuck (458179)

• Switzerland

12 Aug 17

In Switzerland we have three official languages: German, French and Italian the fourth semi-official language is Romansh spoken by a very small percentage of the population. Most people also speak English.

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@Farcha (677)

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12 Aug 17

that's good, I like

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Felicia Kane

@DesirousDreamer (34783)

• Peoria, Arizona

11 Aug 17

Of course the first language is English in America. What what is amazing about America is that it is filled with so many cultures, so in my area we mostly have english and spanish speakers but go up north in Arizona and you have Navajo who still speak their native language. it is wonderful.

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