What language is spoken in Spain?
In Spain, Spanish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Spain.
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In Greece, Greek is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Greece.
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In Spain, Spanish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Spain.
In Italy, Italian is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Italy.
In Portugal, Portuguese is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Portugal.
In Croatia, Croatian is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Croatia.
In France, French is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for France.
In Turkey, Turkish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Turkey.
In Iceland, Icelandic is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Iceland.
In the Netherlands, Dutch is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for the Netherlands.
In Norway, Norwegian is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Norway.
In Austria, German is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Austria.
In Cyprus, Greek and Turkish are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Cyprus.
In Malta, Maltese and English are spoken. More about the country: Malta Overview.
In Montenegro, Montenegrin is spoken. More about the country: Montenegro Overview.
In Switzerland, German, French, Italian, and Romansh are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Switzerland.
In the United Kingdom, English is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for the United Kingdom.
In Ireland, English and Irish (Gaeilge) are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Ireland.
In Sweden, Swedish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide for Sweden.
In Denmark, Danish is spoken. More about the country: Denmark Overview.
In the Czech Republic, Czech is spoken. More about the country: Czech Republic Overview.
In Thailand, Thai is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Thailand Language Guide.
In Indonesia, Bahasa Indonesia is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Indonesia Language Guide.
In Japan, Japanese is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Japan Language Guide.
In Vietnam, Vietnamese is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Vietnam Language Guide.
In the Maldives, Dhivehi is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
In Sri Lanka, Sinhala and Tamil are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
In India, Hindi and English are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the India Language Guide.
In Cambodia, Khmer is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
In Malaysia, Malay and English are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Malaysia Language Guide.
In the Philippines, Filipino and English are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Philippines Language Guide.
In the USA, English is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the USA Language Guide.
In Mexico, Spanish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Mexico Language Guide.
In Canada, English and French are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Canada Language Guide.
In Cuba, Spanish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Cuba Language Guide.
In Costa Rica, Spanish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Costa Rica Language Guide.
In Brazil, Portuguese is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Brazil Language Guide.
In Peru, Spanish and Quechua are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Peru Language Guide.
In Argentina, Spanish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Argentina Language Guide.
In Colombia, Spanish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Colombia Language Guide.
In Chile, Spanish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Chile Language Guide.
In Morocco, Arabic, Berber, and French are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide Morocco.
South Africa has eleven official languages, with English being predominantly spoken in daily interactions with travelers. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide South Africa.
In Tanzania, Swahili and English are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide Tanzania.
In Egypt, Arabic is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide Egypt.
In Kenya, Swahili and English are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide Kenya.
In Namibia, English, Afrikaans, and German are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide Namibia.
In Australia, English is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide Australia.
In New Zealand, English and Māori are spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide New Zealand.
In Fiji, English, Fijian, and Hindi are spoken. More about the country: Fiji Overview.
In French Polynesia, French and Tahitian are spoken. More about the country: French Polynesia Overview.
In Slovenia, Slovenian is spoken. More about the country: Slovenia Overview.
In Poland, Polish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide Poland.
In Belgium, Dutch, French, and German are spoken. More about the country: Belgium Overview.
In Romania, Romanian is spoken. More about the country: Romania Overview.
In Hungary, Hungarian is spoken. More about the country: Hungary Overview.
In Finland, Finnish and Swedish are spoken. More about the country: Finland Overview.
In Georgia, Georgian is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide Georgia.
In Albania, Albanian is spoken. More about the country: Albania Overview.
In South Korea, Korean is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Language Guide South Korea.
In Taiwan, Mandarin is spoken. More about the country: Taiwan Overview.
In Jordan, Arabic is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Jordan Language Guide.
In Nepal, Nepali is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Nepal Language Guide.
In Oman, Arabic is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Oman Language Guide.
In Laos, Lao is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Laos Language Guide.
In Myanmar, Burmese is spoken. More about the country: Myanmar Overview.
In Ecuador, Spanish is spoken. More about the country: Ecuador Overview.
In Guatemala, Spanish is spoken. More about the country: Guatemala Overview.
In Bolivia, Spanish, Quechua, and Aymara are spoken. More about the country: Bolivia Overview.
In the Dominican Republic, Spanish is spoken. The most important words and phrases can be found in the Dominican Republic Language Guide.
In Jamaica, English and Jamaican Patois are spoken. More about the country: Jamaica Overview.
Yes, in everyday life, the majority in Morocco speaks Darija, Moroccan Arabic, a distinct dialect with French, Berber, and Spanish loanwords. The official languages are Modern Standard Arabic and since 2011, Tamazight (Berber). More about this: Language Guide Morocco.
Morocco is multilingual: The majority speaks Darija, Moroccan Arabic, and about 40% have Tamazight (Berber) as their mother tongue. Since 2011, Tamazight has been an official language alongside Arabic. More about this: Language Guide Morocco.
In Mallorca, people speak Mallorcan, a dialect of Catalan, and Castellano (Spanish). In everyday life, they switch fluidly between both. More about this: Culture in Mallorca.
In the south of Cyprus, Cypriot Greek is spoken, a dialect that differs significantly from Standard Greek. Almost all Cypriots under 50 also speak good English. More about this: Language Guide Cyprus.
In Mallorca, people speak Mallorcan, a dialect of Catalan, and Castellano (Spanish). In everyday life, they switch fluidly between both. Everyone understands and speaks Spanish, and in tourism, many Mallorcans also speak German or English. More about this: Language in Mallorca.
In Punta Cana, they speak Spanish, specifically Dominican Spanish, which is one of the fastest spoken variants of the language. More about this: Language Guide Dominican Republic.
In Mallorca, they speak Castellano (Spanish) and Mallorcan, a dialect of Catalan. Catalan is an official language of the Balearic Islands alongside Spanish; in Palma, Castellano dominates, while in the countryside, Mallorcan is more common. More about this: Mallorca: Language.
Afrikaans is one of the 11 official languages of South Africa and is mainly spoken in the Western Cape, Northern Cape, and Free State, with 13.5% of South Africans being native speakers. Afrikaans is also a widely used everyday language in Namibia. More about this: Official Languages in South Africa.
French is primarily spoken in Quebec, the only province with French as its sole official language. In Montreal, most people speak both languages, and nationwide, English and French are equal official languages. More about this: Bilingualism in Canada.
Tamil is spoken in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu and in Sri Lanka, where about 25% of the population speaks it, mainly in the north around Jaffna, in the east, and on the tea plantations in the highlands. More about this: Language Guide Sri Lanka.
Zulu (isiZulu) is spoken in South Africa, mainly in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, and with 22.7% native speakers, it is the most spoken of the 11 official languages. More about this: South Africa Land and History.
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