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How many languages do they speak in England?
English is the national language, but England is a melting pot, with immigrants from all over there world. More than 1500 languages are spoken in England.
How many languages are spoken in south east England?
About 90
How many different languages are there in Niger?
It really depends on theback round of the people that live there. I assume that the main languages there are Hebrew and English.
How many languages are spoken in England?
England is a multicultural country where more than 500 different languages are spoken, but most people speak English as their first language.
How many languages aer spoken in England?
Hundreds! Every nationality of immigrants brings a new language and all public organisations hurry to translate everything into as many languages as possible. The only official language of England is English.
What are the official languages in Belgium and England?
For the languages spoken in Belgium, click here.For the languages spoken in England, click here.
What is the distance round England?
the rough distance round the coast of England is 2500 miles
Did Queen Elizabeth 1 travel?
She travelled around England on 'progress' so that the people could see their Queen and so that she could honour nobles by visiting their grand houses. However she never travelled outside of England, not even to Wales or Scotland.
What are England's major languages?
Mostly English... That's why it is called England.
What languages are spoken in Bedfordshire England?
English is the main language but many immigrants speak the language of their home country.
What are some of England's official languages?
England's only official language is English.
How many languages are spoken in kent?
In Kent, which is a county in England, many languages are spoken due to its diverse population. The main language spoken is English, but other languages such as Polish, Punjabi, and Urdu are also spoken by communities within the county. It is common to find a variety of languages being used in different parts of Kent.
