Spanish is the primary language of El Salvador and spoken by the vast majority of the population. However, there are also a number of other indigenous languages spoken, including Nawat, Cacaopera, and others. There are also many European languages routinely spoken in El Salvador other … Read more
The primary language in Ecuador is Spanish, spoken by the vast majority of the population at least as a second language if not as their first. However, many other indigenous languages persist in the country, with Quichua being the most common—you also have Shuar, Achuar, … Read more
The official language of Denmark is none other than Danish. It is spoken there by over 5 million people. The oldest record of the Danish language is in runic inscriptions dating as far back as 250AD. Denmark is a country known for being one of … Read more
The official language of Austria is German (specifically Standard Austrian German). The most common spoken language in Austria is Austro-Bavarian, a West Germanic language closely related to German. A group of dialects from High German called Alemannic is also commonly spoken in western Austria along … Read more
The two official languages of Morocco are Standard Arabic and Standard Moroccan Berber. Moroccan Arabaic is the most common vernacular and the lingua franca. Arabic dialects such comprise about 92% of speakers in Morocco, with Berber languages making up 26%. Foreign languages like English, French … Read more
English is the most common language in Australia, with 76% of households exclusively speaking the language. Over 400 languages in total are spoken across all Australian territories, although most of these are indigenous languages that are endangered and spoken only by a handful of people. … Read more
Eritrea, like many African countries, is enormously linguistically diverse. The main languages are Tigrinya, Tigre, Kunama, Bilen, Nara, Saho, Afar and Beja. Many other foreign languages also play a key role, including Italian, English, and Arabic. A number of other Afro-Asiatic and Nilo-Saharah languages are … Read more
Cuban Spanish is also known as ‘Cubano’. With 11 million speakers, Cuba has had Spanish as its primary language since 1492. However, in the 19th and 20th centuries, migrants from the Canary Islands settled in Cuba, creating their version of Spanish- ‘Cubano’. Many will know … Read more
German is the official language of German, and around 95% of the nation’s population speaks either standard German or a regional dialect of German. There are also many other regional tongues recognized as distinct languages in Germany, such as Low Rhenish, Bavarian, Alemannic, as well … Read more
Bosnia has three main languages: Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian. With around 1.48 million speakers, Bosnian is the country’s most spoken language. There are no official languages in Bosnia, however. Bosnia and Herzegovina is a relatively new country. It was only in March of 1994 that … Read more