Facts tagged with official languages

• Afghanistan - Official Language(s): Pashto, Dari, and some other languages in areas where spoken by majority of population
• Albania - Official Language(s): Albanian (based on Tosk dialect)
• Algeria - Official Language(s): Arabic (official and national), Tamazight (national)
• Andorra - Official Language(s): Catalan
• Angola - Official Language(s): Portuguese
• Antigua and Barbuda - Official Language(s): English (de facto official)
• Argentina - Official Language(s): Spanish (de facto), Guaraní (co-official in Corrientes Province)
• Armenia - Official Language(s): Armenian, Russian (Minority language)
• Australia - Official Language(s): English (de facto)
• Austria - Official Language(s): German (official statewide), and other languages like Groation, Slovene, Czech for some areas.
• Azerbaijan - Official Language(s): Azerbaijani, Armenian (Nagorno-Karabagh)
• Bahamas - Official Language(s): English
• Bahrain - Official Language(s): Arabic
• Bangladesh - Official Language(s): Bengali
• Barbados - Official Language(s): English
• Belarus - Official Language(s): Belarusian, Russian
• Belgium - Official Language(s): Dutch, French, German
• Belize - Official Language(s): English
• Benin - Official Language(s): French
• Bhutan - Official Language(s): Dzongkha
• Bolivia - Official Language(s): Spanish, Aymara, Quechua
• Bosnia and Herzegovina - Official Language(s): Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
• Botswana - Official Language(s): English, Tswana (national)
• Brazil - Official Language(s): Portuguese (national), German, Nheengatu, Baniwa and Tucano in some areas.
• Brunei - Official Language(s): Malay
• Bulgaria - Official Language(s): Bulgarian
• Burkina Faso - Official Language(s): French, Fula, Jula, More
• Burundi - Official Language(s): French, Kirundi
• Cambodia - Official Language(s): Khmer
• Cameroon - Official Language(s): English, French
• Canada - Official Language(s): English, French, and some other languages like Chipewyan (Dëne Sųłiné), Cree, Dogrib (Tłįchǫ) in some Territories]]
• Cape Verde - Official Language(s): Portuguese (official), Cape Verdean Creole (national)
• Central African Republic - Official Language(s): French, Sango (national)
• Chad - Official Language(s): Arabic, French
• Chile - Official Language(s): Spanish (de facto)
• People's Republic of China - Official Language(s): Simplified Chinese(written) Mandarin(spoken), and some other minority languages in some areas.
• Colombia - Official Language(s): Spanish (the languages and dialects of ethnic groups are also official in their territories)
• Comoros - Official Language(s): Arabic, Comorian, French
• Democratic Republic of the Congo - Official Language(s): French, Lingala/Kikongo/Swahili/Tshiluba (national)
• Republic of the Congo - Official Language(s): French, Lingala (national), Munukutuba (national)
• Costa Rica - Official Language(s): Spanish
• Côte d'Ivoire - Official Language(s): French
• Croatia - Official Language(s): Croatian
• Cuba - Official Language(s): Spanish
• Cyprus - Official Language(s): Greek, Turkish, Armenian (minority language)
• Czech Republic - Official Language(s): Czech
• Denmark - Official Language(s): Danish, and Faroese, German, Kalaallisut in some areas.
• Djibouti - Official Language(s): Arabic, French
• Dominica - Official Language(s): English
• Dominican Republic - Official Language(s): Spanish