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Discover Languages spoken in Namibia
Languages spoken in Namibia
Languages spoken in Namibia
Find out the official language of Namibia.
Find out the most common mother tongue in Namibia.
Find out which languages are spoken as a result of Namibias colonial influence.
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What languages are spoken in Namibia?
What languages are spoken in Namibia?
English is Namibia’s only official language, but less than 4% of the country speaks it as their mother tongue. Many Namibians speak two or more languages and although English is not the most widely spoken it is generally well-understood, especially in cities and tourist areas. Oshiwambo is the most common first language, accounting for almost 50% of the population. Other indigenous languages make up another 35%, including Khoisan languages with their characteristic clicks. Around 10% of the country speaks Afrikaans (related to Dutch) at home, and many more speak it as a second language. Most locals of European decent will speak German, Afrikaans and/or English to a conversational level. About 1% of Namibians speak German as their first language.
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