Official Language(s) of East Timor

The official languages of East Timor are Portuguese, Tetum, Indonesian.

For a list of official languages of all the countries see: List of Official Languages of the World.
For more information about East Timor see East Timor on Wikipedia
For more information about Portuguese (language) see Portuguese on Wikipedia
For more information about Tetum (language) see Tetum on Wikipedia
For more information about Indonesian (language) see Indonesian on Wikipedia

"East Timor Official Language(s): Portuguese, Tetum, Indonesian" is tagged with:
official languages East Timor Portuguese (language) Tetum (language) Indonesian (language)

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