The 2 official languages of Lesotho are:
Sesotho (or Sotho), is the national language, spoken by more than 90% of the people. English is used as an Administrative language.
Here is a list of all 7 languages spoken in Lesotho:
When the country of Lesotho was a British colony, English was the official language, and to this day, English is still used in schools that are attended by the country's elite. But the majority of the citizens speak either Sesotho or Xhosa, although most are exposed to English, and they do learn it in school.
Sesotho.
The official language is Sesotho, then English.
No, French is not spoken in Lesotho, though it is an optional subject in some schools.For the languages of Lesotho, click here.
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