A-Z Languages

Question

Category: Languages and countries

Lets list down the language names and any one country where it is spoken in alphabetical order. If you can post a picture representing the script of the language, that would be GREAT but not mandatory.

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My answer is Arabic /Saudi Arabia

Arabic is spoken in all Arab states - Fidalgo, Jun 25, 2010

And most of northern Africa. - amykay, Jun 25, 2010

Yeah... in 26 countries, if wikipedia is correct.... :) - Vaanz, Jun 25, 2010

Arab states stretch all over North Africa and West Asia, Amikay - Fidalgo, Jun 25, 2010

Changed category: Culture & travel --> Games and challenges. Heidi did it, of course - Fidalgo, Jun 25, 2010

Answer 1

A

alemán - German

Answer 2

Z (after "Y")

Zulú - Zulu

también conocido como isiZulu, es el idioma del pueblo zulú con unos 9 millones de hablantes, la gran mayoría de los cuales (más del 95%) vive en Sudáfrica. El zulú es el idioma más hablado de Sudáfrica y uno de los 11 idiomas oficiales del país después del fin del Apartheid.

Zulu War Dance

Answer 3

yaghnobi -Yaghnobi (Tayikistán -Tajikistan)

Answer 4

?xóõ (or "Taa") (in Botswana, Namibia)

Answer 5

The missing "B":

Bengalí - Bengala y Bangladesh

Bengali - West Bengal and Bangladesh

Answer 6

Afrikáans - Afrikaans, South Africa and Namibia

Hallo! Hoe gaan dit? - (Hello! How are you?)

Answer 7

francés - French

Francia - France

Answer 8

Wolof language - Senegal, Gambia, Mauritania

Answer 9

Votyak.

A language spoken in Russia

Answer 10

venda - South Africa

Answer 11

ucraniano - Ukrainian (Ukraine)

Answer 12

Dutch

Answer 13

T -- tagalo -- tagalog

Tagalog (pronounced /t?????l??/ in English)[3] is an Austronesian language spoken as a first language in the Philippines by about 22 million people. Its standardized form, Filipino, is spoken as a second language by 60 million people.[1] It is related to Austronesian languages such as Indonesian, Malay, Javanese and Tao language (of Taiwan), Cham (of Vietnam and Cambodia), and Tetum (of East Timor). It is the first language of the Philippines' Region IV (CALABARZON and MIMAROPA), first language of Metro Manila, and is the basis[4] for the national and the official language of the Philippines, Filipino.[5]

Answer 14

Suajili = Swahili

Answer 15

sueco - Swedish language (Sweden)