What languages are used in various countries?

Official language of Yemen: Arabic; Common language: English

Official language of Turkey: Turkish; Common languages: English, Kurdish and Arabic.

Official language of Turkmenistan: Russian; Common languages: Turkmen, Uzbek

Official language of Maldives: English; Common language: Divehi.

Official language of Malaysia: Malay; Common languages: English, Chinese and Tamil.

Official languages of Bhutan: English and Zongka; Southern Language: Nepali

China national language: Chinese; The other 55 ethnic groups all have their own languages and scripts.

Official language of Uzbekistan: Russian; Common language: Uzbek

Official language of Bahrain: Arabic; Common languages: English, Persian and Urdu.

Palestinian Arabic

Official language of Pakistan: English; Common languages: Urdu, Northwest Indian Dialect, Hindi, Baluchi and Iranian.

Official language of Brunei: Malay; Common languages: Chinese and English.

Japanese Japanese

Official language of Timor-Leste: Portuguese; Common languages: Tetum, Indonesian and Dutch.

Official language of Israel: Hebrew; Common language: Arabic

Official language of Qatar: Arabic; Common language: English

Official language of Nepal: Nepali; Common languages: Bhutanese, New Ali and Masli.

Official language of Armenia: Russian; Common language: Armenian

Official languages of Iraq: Arabic, Kurdish; Common languages: English, Assyrian and Armenian.

Iranian official language: Persian; Local national languages: Arabic, Turkish, Baluchistan Iranian dialect, Kurdish.

Official language of India: English; National language: Hindi; National languages: Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarat, Dravidian dialect, Ennada, Oriya, Assam, Kashmir, Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu and Punjabi.

Official languages of Indonesia: Indonesian, Dutch; National languages: more than 200 kinds.

Official language of Kyrgyzstan: Russian; Common language: Kyrgyz.

Official language of Jordan: Arabic; Common language: English

Lao, Lao and French

Official language of Saudi Arabia: Arabic; Common language: English

Official language of the United Arab Emirates: Arabic; Common languages: English, Persian, Hindi and Urdu.

Official language of Oman: Arabic; Common language: English

Official languages of Afghanistan: Pashto and Dari (Persian); Local languages: Kafir, Uzbek, Baluchi, Turkish.

Official language of Azerbaijan: Russian; Common languages: Azerbaijani, Armenian

Bengali national language: Bengali; Common language: English

Official language of Syria: Arabic; Common languages: Kurdish, Armenian, Aramaic, Circassian and French.

Official language of Kazakhstan: Russian; Common language: Kazakh

Official language of Cambodia: Khmer; Common language: French

Official language of Kuwait: Arabic; Common language: English

Official languages of Georgia: Georgian, Russian; Common languages: Georgian, English

Official language of Thailand: Thai; Common language: English

Official languages of the Philippines: English, Filipino-Tagalog;

Common languages: Ilocano and Sabiano.

Official language of Tajikistan: Russian; Common language: Tajik.

The official language of Sri Lanka: Sinhala; Upper class: English; National language: Tamil

Korean

Official language of Myanmar: Burmese; Language: All ethnic groups have their own spoken and written languages.

Official language of Vietnam: Vietnamese; Common languages: French, Khmer

Korean Korean

Greek Cypriot, Turkish Cypriot

Official languages of Singapore: English, Chinese, Malay, Tamil; National language: Malay; Administrative terminology: English

Official language of Mongolia: Khalkha Mongolian; Common languages: Turkic, Russian

The official language of Sikkim: English; Common languages: Sanskrit, Zongka, Nepali, Tibetan and Sikkim.

Official language of Lebanon: Arabic; Common languages: French, Armenian

Official languages of Malta: Maltese, English.

Macedonian Serbian-Croatian, Slovenian, Macedonian

The official language of Denmark: Danish; Other languages: Faroe Islands, Greenland

Official language of Ukraine: Russian; Common languages: Ukrainian, Polish and Romanian.

Official languages of Belgium: Flemish, French

Luxembourg Italian, French, German, Luxemburg

The official language of San Marino: Italian

Official language of Belarus: Russian.

Lithuanian, Polish, Russian

Icelandic

Official language of Liechtenstein: German; Common languages: Italian, French

Hungarian

The official language of Andorra: Catalan; Common languages: French, Spanish and Italian.

Official language of Spain: Spanish (that is, Castilian); Other languages: Galician, Basque.

Croatian Slovenian, Serbian-Croatian

Official language of Greece: Greek; Common language: French

Official languages of Finland: Finnish and Swedish; Other languages: Lapland, Russian

Official language of Albania: Albanian; Common language: Greek

Latvian, Lithuanian, Russian

French, Corsican dialect, Catalan, Flemish, Basque, Alsace, Provence.

The official language of the Faroe Islands (Denmark): Faroe Islands; Common languages: Danish, Greenland.

Official language of Poland: Polish

Slovenian, Serbian-Croatian, Bulgarian in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Romanian official language: Romanian; Other languages: Hungarian, German

British official language: English; North Wales: Celts; The northwest highlands of Scotland and Northern Ireland: Gaelic

Russian Russian

Bulgarian (Slavic)

Serbia and Montenegro * * * Serbian-Croatian, Slovenian, Macedonian

Norwegian official language: Norwegian; Other languages: Lapland, Finnish

Official languages of Ireland: Irish (Gaelic) and English.

Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Russian

Official language of the Netherlands: Dutch; Frisian province: Frisian

Czech official languages: Czech, Slovak; Other languages: Hungarian

Official languages of the Vatican: Italian and Latin.

Austrian german

Slovenian, Serbian-Croatian

Official languages of Slovakia: Czech and Slovak; Other languages: Hungarian

Portuguese. Portuguese

Official language of Italy: Italian; Other languages: German, French

Official languages of Switzerland: German, French and Italian; Other languages: Latin and Roman

Languages spoken in Sweden: Swedish, Lapland and Finnish.

German

Moldovan Russian

Official language of Monaco: French; Common languages: Monegasque, English and Italian.

Guinean French

Official language of Guinea-Bissau: Portuguese; Common language: Creole * (no text)

Official language of Madagascar: French; Common language: Malagasy (Malay)

Official language of Mali: French; Common language: Bambara.

Official languages of Malawi: English, Chihuahua.

Official language of the Central African Republic: French; Common language: Sango (no text)

Official language of Uganda: English; National language: Swahili

Gambia English

The official language of Mauritius: English; Common languages: Hindi, Creole *, French.

The official language of Mauritania: Arabic; Common language: French

Beninese French

Official language of Chad: French; Common language: Salah language (Sudanese language family) in the south and Chadian Arabic in the north.

Ghana English

The official language of Gabon: French; Tribal languages: Fang, Mi 'an and Ba Tai Kai.

Rwandans, Rwandans, French

Sao Tome and Principe Portuguese

St Helena and Ascension. (English)

Official language of Niger: French; Common language: Hausa

Official language of Nigeria: English; Common languages: Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo.

Burkina Faso French

Burundian French and Kirundi (Kirundi)

Official language of Congo: French; South: Congo (Bantu), Monokutuba; North: Lingala

Official language of Congo (DRC): French; Tribal languages: Lingala, KiCongo, Chiluba, Swahili and Kinwana.

Official languages of Djibouti: French, Arabic; Tribal languages: Somali, Afar.

Official language of Togo: French; Tribal languages: Ewe, Kaburi.

Official language of Angola: Portuguese; Tribal languages: KiCongo, Kimbandu, Umbandu, Mbondu, etc.

Western Sahara Arabic

Official language of Cape Verde: Portuguese; Common language: Creole *

Official language of Libya: Arabic; Common language: Italian

Liberian English

Official languages of Namibia: English, Afrikaans.

Official language of Sudan: Arabic; Common languages: English, Nubian and Sudanese.

Equatorial Guinean Spanish

The official language of Algeria: Arabic; Common languages: French, Berber (North Africa)

Official language of Tanzania: English; Common languages: Bantu, Swahili.

Official language of Kenya: Swahili; Common language: English

Official languages of South Africa: Afrikaans, English; Tribal languages: Zulu, Bantu and Tswana languages spoken by the Xhosa people.

Zimbabwe English

Ivory Coast English

Official language of Comoros: French; Common language: Comoros.

The official language of Tunisia: Arabic; Common language: French

The official language of Egypt: Arabic; Common language: French

The official language of Ethiopia: Amharic; Common languages: English, Somali and Arabic.

Local French in reunion island (France)

Official languages of Somalia: Somali, Arabic; Common languages: English, Italian

Mozambican Portuguese

Official language of Lesotho: English; Local language: Sesuto.

Official language of Botswana: English; Common language: Tswana.

Cameroonian French, English

Official language of Swaziland: English; Common languages: Svaty and Zulu.

Senegalese French

Official languages of Seychelles: French and English; Common language: Creole *

Official language of Sierra Leone: English; Common languages: Mandi, Temnai, Limba and Creole.

Official language of Morocco: Arabic; Common languages: Berber dialect, French.

The official language of Zambia: English; Common languages: Pemba, Tonga and Nyanga.

Malvinas Islands (Falkland Islands)

Martinique (France) French

Uruguayan Spanish

Official language of Ecuador: Spanish; Indian: Quechua

Barbados English

Official language of Brazil: Portuguese; Common languages: Spanish, French

Official language of Paraguay: Spanish; Indian: Guarani.

Bahamian English

Panamanian Spanish

Cayman Islands (English)

Common language of Jamaica: English; National languages: Creole *, dialect

Cuban Spanish

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines English

The common language of Saint Lucia: English; Common language: Creole *

St Christopher and Nevis English

Official language of Nicaragua: Spanish; Common language: English

Guadeloupe (France) French, Creole *, Dialect

Official language of Guatemala: Spanish; Indians: Indian language

Guiana English

Dominican Republic * * * Spanish

Dominican federal English

Anguilla (English)

Antigua and Barbuda English

Bermuda (English)

Official language of Belize: English; Common language: Spanish

Official language of Suriname: Dutch; Common language: Surinamese (that is, black English)

Official languages of Argentina: Spanish, Italian, French and German; Indians: Guarani, Quechua.

Official language of Venezuela: Spanish; Indians: Indian language

French Guiana French

Puerto Rico (USA) English, Spanish

British Virgin Islands English

Official language of Honduras: Spanish; Indians: Indian dialects

Official language of Bolivia: Spanish; Indians: Quechua, Imara, Guarani.

Virgin Islands English

Colombian Spanish

Costa Rica Spanish, English

Grenada English, French

Official language of Greenland (Denmark): Greenland; Common language: Danish

Official language of Haiti: French; Common language: Creole *

Trinidad and Tobago English

Turks and Caicos Islands (English)

Official language of Peru: Spanish; Regional languages: Quechua, Imara.

Official language of Netherlands Antilles: Dutch; Common language: Papiamentu (local language)

El Salvador Spanish

Common language in Chile: Spanish; Hindi: Mapuche

Montserrat (English)

Mexican Spanish

Official languages of Canada: French, English

Saint Pierre and Miquelon (French)

American official language: English; Mexicans: Spaniards; Indians: American Indian language; And other languages.

Marshall Islands English

Official language of Papua New Guinea: English; Papua: Motu New Guinea: Pidgin

The common language of Wallis and Futuna (France): French; Common language: Polynesian

Official languages of Vanuatu: English, French and Bislama.

Northern Mariana Islands (USA) English

The official language of Pitcairn (UK): English; Dialect: A mixture of English and Tahiti.

Guam (USA) lingua franca: English; Local residents: Chamorro language

Tokelau (New) Tokelauan, English

Tonga Tongan, English

Cook Islands (New) Maori (Polynesian), English

Niue (New) Niue, English

Tuvalu Tuvaluan, English

Palau English

The official language of Solomon Islands: English; Common language: Pijiang language

The official language of French Polynesia: French; Common language: Tahiti.

American Samoan English, Samoan

The official language of Kiribati: English; Common language: Kiribati.

Federated English of Micronesia

The official language of Samoa: Samoan; Common language: English

The official language of Fiji Islands: English; Local languages: Fiji, Hindi.

Official language of New Zealand: English; National language: Maori

French in New Caledonia (France)

Official language of Nauru: Nauru; Common language: English

Australian English