What languages are spoken in Carthage?

Answer 1

The official language of Liberia is English, but regional dialects are also spoken.

Bandi is the most spoken language in Liberia. Over 100,000 people in Liberia speak it.

Followed by Bassa, spoken by over 403,300 people in Liberia.

Then Dan, spoken by over 175,000 people in Liberia.

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English 20% (official), some 20 ethnic group languages, of which a few can be written and are used in correspondence.
Liberian English. It is a derivative of American English, but it is more slang like. The last few letters of each word are dropped off. What is your name? Sounds like, Where is your knee. It is difficult and sounds like a new language, but it really is a derivative of English.
Liberia's first Language is English.
Liberia is a country
there are over 100 languages spoken in liberia :):) you welcome subscribe me
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Answer 2

The 1 official language of Liberia is English.

Standard Liberian English is spoken by less than 3% of the population.

Liberian Kreyol language, also called Liberian Vernacular English, is the most common variety of English in Liberia, and is used as a lingua Franca.

There are 5 varieties of English in Liberia:

1. Standard Liberian English or Liberian Settler English (similar to American English)
   
2. Kru Pidgin English
   
3. Liberian Kreyol language (Vernacular Liberian English) from African American Vernacular English
   
4. Merico language (Americo-Liberian settlers from the United States of America)
   
5. Caribbean English (ex-Caribbean slaves settlers from the Caribbean islands)
   

Here is a list of all 29 common languages spoken in Liberia. None of the indigenous languages form a majority:

1. American Sign Language
   
2. Bandi
   
3. Bassa
   
4. Dan
   
5. Dewoin
   
6. English, Standard Liberian or Liberian Settler English (similar to American English)
   
7. English, Kru Pidgin
8. English, Liberian Kreyol language (Vernacular Liberian English)
9. English, Merico language (Americo-Liberian settlers from the United States of America)
   
10. English, Caribbean English (ex-Caribbean slaves settlers from the Caribbean islands)
11. Gbii
    
12. Glaro-Twabo
    
13. Glio-Oubi
    
14. Gola
    
15. Grebo
    
16. kisi
    
17. Klao
    
18. Kpelle
    
19. Krahn
    
20. Krumen
    
21. Kuwaa
    
22. Loma
    
23. Maninka
    
24. Mann
    
25. Manya
    
26. Mende
    
27. Sapo
    
28. Tajuasohn
    
29. Vai
    

Answer 3

Whether you're talking about the capital of Libya or the city in Lebanon, the most commonly spoken language is Arabic.

Answer 4

They speak Arabic nowadays