What languages are spoken Tokyo Japan?

Answer 1

Japanese is the national language and the only one really used. However, there are many regional dialects such as the one spoken in Osaka, which sometimes has radically different words than those in standard Japanese.

Writing

Hiragana (ひらがな）- Japan's own original Writing system

Katakana (カタカナ） Another writing system

Kanji　（漢字）- Chinese characters used in Japanese

The main language is Japanese. However a lot of people can speak some level of English. Other languages are taught just as they are anywhere in the world ranging from Korean to Spanish.

Japan has no official language, however Japanese is the most widely spoken. Other languages in Japan include: Aynu itak, Ryukyuan languages, and several other dialects of Japanese.

Japanese is the only official language of Japan, though English is widely taught up to high school. Individual Japanese may be fluent in any number of languages, or speak only Japanese. It is entirely variable from person to person.

Answer

There are countless dialects within Japan that are all different from Standard Japanese (the Japanese spoken in Tokyo). There's also the Ainu languages which are spoken by the native inhabitants of Japan, the Ainu people, and also the Okinawan language.
Japanese is the language of Japan, spoken by more than 130 million people.
Japanese.

Answer 2

They speak Nihongo (Japanese-日本語) which is their native language. Some English is spoken in tourist areas.

The main language in Tokyo, or Japan in general, is Japanese. Many people know English to some extent, but few are fluent. There are also a handful of Japanese who know Chinese and Korean.

Other languages spoken by Japanese people are quite rare. Foreigners are exceptions; Chinese, Korean, Indian, German, French, Italian, you name it.
Japanese is the only official language of Japan, and the only language widely spoken in all parts of Japan. Additional languages spoken by individuals will vary across the board, depending on what languages they have chosen to study.

Almost everyone knows little to a lot of English because they start learning it in the second year of junior high school (7th grade).

Answer 3

The language most widely spoken in Tokyo is Japanese.

English, Korean, and various dialects of Chinese are also spoken by many, but more often in private than in public. (Chinese, Koreans, and persons from countries dominated by English comprise the majority of non-Japanese living in Tokyo, and many signs and public services allow or have some use of Chinese, Korean, or English).

Tokyo is a very large city, however, so it is possible to hear scores, if not hundreds, of other languages used, including, if you want to stretch the usage of "spoken" to include it, shuwa, or Japanese sign language.

Answer 4

There is no official language in Japan, however, Japaneseis the national language, spoken by nearly everyone. Japanese is divided into a large number of dialects with the Tokyo dialect considered standard Japanese.

Here is a list of all 16 languages spoken in Japan:

1. Ainu
   
2. Amami-Ōshima, Northern
   
3. Amami-Ōshima, Southern
4. Amami Ōshima Sign Language
5. Japanese
   
6. Japanese Sign Language
   
7. Kikai
   
8. Korean
   
9. Kunigami
   
10. Miyako
    
11. Okinawan, Central
    
12. Oki-No-Erabu
    
13. Toku-No-Shima
    
14. Yaeyama
    
15. Yonaguni
    
16. Yoron
    

English is the most widely used foreign language in Japan. Japanese students begin studying English, among other major languages, in middle school.

Other foreign languages spoken in Japan include:

1. Russian
   
2. Portuguese
   
3. Korean
   
4. Chinese
   

The sign languages are:

1. Japanese Sign Language
   
2. Amami Oshima Sign Language
   

Japanese sign language is the standard sign language of the country. Amami Ōshima Sign Language is only used on the island of Amami Ōshima.

Answer 5

Japan has no official language, however Japanese is the most widely spoken. Other languages in Japan include: Aynu itak, Ryukyuan languages, and several other dialects of Japanese.

Japanese is the National Language of Japan.

Answer 6

There are about 15 minority languages in Japan, after Japanese, but none of them can be considered the "second" language of Japan.

For more information about all of the languages of Japan, click here.

Answer 7

Japanese is only spoken in significant numbers in Japan. But it is widely used by Japanese immigrants all over the world, especially:

1. American Samoa
   
2. Argentina
3. Australia
4. Belize
5. Brazil
6. Canada
7. Dominican Republic
8. Germany
9. Guam,
10. Mexico
11. Micronesia
12. Mongolia
13. New Zealand
14. Northern Mariana Islands
15. Palau
16. Panama
17. Paraguay
18. Philippines
19. Singapore
20. Taiwan
21. Thailand
22. United Arab Emirates
23. United Kingdom
24. United States (especially in California, Hawaii, and Texas)

Answer 8

Technically, no. However there are countless dialects within Japan that are all different from Standard Japanese (the Japanese spoken in Tokyo). There's also the Ainu languages which are spoken by the native inhabitants of Japan, the Ainu people, and also the Okinawan language.

Answer 9

Japanese is spoken in Japan although there are lots of Japanese people all over the world.

Answer 10

The official Language spoken in Tokyo is Japanese. However English is also widely spoken.