zulu is the most widely spoken language in south africa.
zulu is the most widely spoken language in south africa.
what is the most widely spoken language in south africa?
zulu
according to ine, the national institute of statistics of mozambique, portuguese is the most widely spoken language in mozambique: according to the 2007 national population and housing census, 50.4% of the national population aged 5 and older (80.8% of people living in urban areas and 36.3% in rural areas) are fluent in the language. the 2017 national population and housing census found out that portuguese is spoken by 47.3% of all mozambicans aged 5 and older, with native speakers making up 16.6% of the population (38.3% in the cities and 5.1% in rural areas, respectively). other widely spoken languages include swahili, makhuwa, sena, ndau, and tswa-ronga (tsonga). other indigenous languages of mozambique include lomwe, makonde, chopi, chuwabu, ronga, kimwani, zulu, and tswa. the language of the deaf community is mozambican sign language.
languages of mozambique
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bengali (), also known by its endonym bangla (; ), is an indo-aryan language primarily spoken by the bengalis in south asia. it is the official and most widely spoken language of bangladesh and second most widely spoken of the 22 scheduled languages of india, behind hindi. in 2015, million speakers were reported for bangladesh, and the 2011 indian census counted another million. with approximately 260300million total speakers worldwide, bengali is the 6th most spoken language by number of native speakers and 7th most spoken language by total number of speakers in the world.
bengali language