What languages are spoken in the Arabian desert?

Answer 1

Arabic, English, Fur, and other tribal languages are spoken in Darfur. Darfur has a long tradition of independence as a sultanate. But in the aftermath of British colonialism and national independence in Africa, the region nowadays is part of the Sudan. In the Sudan, which is Africa's largest country, the official languages are Arabic and English.

But a wide array of tribal languages are spoken throughout the country. This is never truer than in Darfur, which equals France in size. The main spoken language is Fur, which is the language of the majority ethnic group for whom the former sultanate is named. Other tribal languages include Daju and Tama, and the Tama dialect Erenga; Fulbe, or Fulfulde; Masalit and the related, almost extinct Sinyar; and Zaghawa.
Arabic and English are the main languages of Darfur.

Answer 2

South Africa has 11 official languages. Some of them are Afrikaans, Northern Sotho, English, Southern Ndebele, Swazi, and Zulu. The official languages of the Republic of the Sudan are Arabic and English.

Answer 3

For the languages of South Africa, click here.For the languages of the Sudan, click here.

Answer 4

There are about 2 dozen major desert areas of the world in a variety of countries. Each country or region has its spoken language. There is no single language spoken in all deserts.

Answer 5

They speak a language called Thuɔŋjäŋ (but it can also be called "Dinka Language" or "Dinka).

Answer 6

The Arabian desert spans 8 different countries, all of which speak different dialects of Arabic.