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Best Answer: In the north (= Flanders) they speak Dutch (58 % of the population of Belgium). In the south Wallonie, they speak French. In Brussels, they speak mostly French and a minority Dutch (Flemish). Officially Brussels is bi-language (French and Dutch) but in practise this is not true. Near the German border their is a minority that speak German.
There is also a small region of German-speaking Belgians (about 1%) on the German border. But hereâs what makes it easier: most of the Dutch-speaking Flemish people speak French as a second language. Even easier, in the cities (actually, everywhere but the sleepiest little rural communities) everyone speaks some English, and many speak it better than you do!