Official Language(s) of South Africa

The official languages of South Africa are Afrikaans, English, Southern Ndebele, Northern Sotho, Sotho, Swazi, Tsonga, Tswana, Venda, Xhosa, Zulu.

• For a list of official languages of all the countries see: List of Official Languages of the World.
• For more information about South Africa see South Africa on Wikipedia
• For more information about Xhosa (language) see Xhosa on Wikipedia
• For more information about Venda (language) see Venda on Wikipedia
• For more information about Tswana (language) see Tswana on Wikipedia
• For more information about Tsonga (language) see Tsonga on Wikipedia
• For more information about Swazi (language) see Swazi on Wikipedia
• For more information about Sotho (language) see Sotho on Wikipedia
• For more information about Northern Sotho (language) see Northern Sotho on Wikipedia
• For more information about Southern Ndebele (language) see Southern Ndebele on Wikipedia
• For more information about English (language) see English on Wikipedia
• For more information about Afrikaans (language) see Afrikaans on Wikipedia
• For more information about Zulu (language) see Zulu on Wikipedia

• Spain - Official Language(s): Spanish (statewide), and some other languages in some territories.
• Sri Lanka - Official Language(s): Sinhala (national), Tamil
• Sudan - Official Language(s): Arabic, English
• Suriname - Official Language(s): Dutch
• Swaziland - Official Language(s): English, Swazi
• Sweden - Official Language(s): Swedish, and some other languages like Finnish, Meänkieli, Romani in some territories.
• Switzerland - Official Language(s): German, French, Italian, Romansh
• Syria - Official Language(s): Arabic
• Tajikistan - Official Language(s): Tajik (national), Russian (for interethnic communication)
• Tanzania - Official Language(s): Swahili (national), English