What languages are spoken in Prague Czechia?

Answer 1

Czech is home language but also English,German and Spanish are well known.
People in Prague use the Czech language, but many of them, especially young people can use English. People working in the tourist industries often also speak German and various other languages, too.
Czech (and Slovak, both are official). Prague is the capital city of the Czech Republic.
Seriously? Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. I'm guessing CZECH!

Answer 2

Bohemia is a region that is now the main part present-day Czech Republic, and their language is Czech, which was called Bohemian until about the 19th century. Czech originally evolved first from Proto-Slavic (an old language reconstructed by linguists, since we have no records of it) which turned to Old Czech around the 13th century, then slowly developed into the Czech that is spoken today.

Answer 3

The 1 official language of the Czech Republic is Czech, spoken by more than 99% of the population.

These 14 languages also have official government recognition:

1. Slovak
   
2. German
   
3. Polish
   
4. Belarusian
   
5. Bulgarian
   
6. Croatian
   
7. Greek
   
8. Hungarian
   
9. Romani
   
10. Russian
    
11. Rusyn
    
12. Serbian
    
13. Ukrainian
    
14. Vietnamese
    

Czech Sign Language is the sign language of the deaf community in the Czech Republic. It has no official recognition.

It belongs to the French sign-language family and is partially intelligible with French sign language. Despite the similarity of oral Czech and Slovak, it is not particularly close to Slovak Sign Language.

Answer 4

Moravia is the Eastern part of the Czech Republic. Moravians speak both standard Czech and Moravian, which is a West Slavic language.

Answer 5

Czech
Czech language.
The official language of the Czech republic is called Czech. The languages of many nearby European states are also spoken, including Slovak, German and Polish.