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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.
In Belgium, federal politicians generally manage both Dutch and French. Most don't know how to speak German fluently, although German is our third official language. It is spoken only by a small minority of approximately 75,000 individuals (less than 1% of the belgian population). It is usually harder for a native French-speaking politician to speak Dutch than the other way around.