Is French spoken in Senegal

Answer 1

The official Language of Mali Africa is French :)
French
French is the official language, but numerous other languages are spoken, depending on where you are and who you're speaking to - Bambara (Bamanankan), Peuhl (Fulani), Malinke, Dogon, Tamashek, Songhai, etc.
French is the official language and other language that are spoken there are African Languages
They speak bambara and french
Mali is a multilingual country with as many as 49 languages or dialects spoken. French is the official language although it is rarely spoken as a first language. The traditional (national) and most widely spoken language of Mali is Bambara (Bamanankan).
Yes. Bambara
people from mali speak french
People in Mali speak French in addition to local dialects.
In Mali they mostly speak French and Bambara, an African language
There are about 40 African languages spoken in Mali today, with the only official language being French. The most common lingua franca is Bambara.
French
French is the official language of Mali. Four-fifths of the population use Bambara, one of the over 40 African languages spoken in the country.
they speak spanish and english, they also speak hsinaps and hsilgen

Those are the most spoken:) reliable answer
Mali's major languages are French, Bamanankan, Arabic, and Bamako Sign Language.

1. Bambara
2. French
3. Songhai

Answer 2

The official language of Senegal is French but a recognised regional language is Wolof which is spoken by 95%.

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The official language is French, but 36 languages are spoken in the country, including: Jola, Serer, Mandinka, Wolof, Pulaar, and Soninke. Wolof is the most commonly spoken language.

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1. The first group consists of 6 languages recognized in 2001: Wolof, Serer, Fulani, Mandinka, Soninke and Diola. They are considered sufficiently equipped to be introduced in school, although work and editing of appropriate textbooks will be needed.
2. The second includes new languages, also promoted the rank of national languages as codified in the meantime. These are the Hasaniyya, the Balanta, the mancagne the noon, the manjaque and some others more recently. For them, the introduction in schools is not possible yet. Further research should be conducted.
3. The third includes the other languages of the study: Saaf, baïnouk, badiaranké, Nduta, jalonké, Bedik, Bambara, coniagui, Bassar, Lehar, palor, bayotte, papel, Malinke, Khassonké, and jaxanke ramme. For them, we will have to move first by a specific description and coding tools. But some, such as Saaf, access already come to turn the status of national language, which could be awarded a score of languages in total.

French is the official language. Arabic is spoken in the Koranic schools, for Islam is the majority religion. But Wolof is the majority language, as spoken by over 90% of the population. Other languages are Cape Verdean Creole, Kriol, Portuguese, Pulaar, and Vietnamese.
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Senegal, located on the West coast of Africa, originally traded with the Portuguese and later with the Dutch and French. France soon claimed the interior of Senegal and established it as a protectorate, and then a colony. Given this, the official language of Senegal would be French.

http://www.uiowa.edu/~africart/toc/countries/Senegal.html
The official language of Senegal is French.
French and other tribal languages.
There are many languages spoken in Senegal among which: French (taught at schools), Wolof (spoken by the mojority), sereere, Joola, Poolar, Mading, Mbambara, Ndiago...

Answer 3

yes. In the 1850's the French extended their influence into Senegal territory. French influence remained until independence in June 1960. During and from this period the official language has been French and it still is .
Yes, because Senegal was a French colony.

Answer 4

The 1 and only official language of Mali is French.

The most widely spoken language is Bamanankan (sometimes referred to as Bambara), spoken by more than 80% of the population.

Here is a list of all 58 languages spoken in Mali:

1. Arabic, Hasanya
2. Bamako Sign Language
3. Bamanankan
4. Bangi Me
5. Bankagooma
6. Bobo Madaré, Northern
7. Bomu
8. Bozo, Hainyaxo
9. Bozo, Jenaama
10. Bozo, Tiemacèwè
11. Bozo, Tiéyaxo
12. Dogon, Ana Tinga
13. Dogon, Bondum Dom
14. Dogon, Bunoge
15. Dogon, Dogul Dom
16. Dogon, Donno So
17. Dogon, Jamsay
18. Dogon, Kolum So
19. Dogon, Tebul Ure
20. Dogon, Tene Kan
21. Dogon, Tomo Kan
22. Dogon, Toro So
23. Dogon, Toro Tegu
24. Dogon, Walo Kumbe
25. Dogon, Yanda Dom
26. Duungooma
27. French
28. Fulfulde, Maasina
29. Jahanka
30. Jalunga
31. Jowulu
32. Jula
33. Kagoro
34. Koromfé
35. Maninkakan, Kita
36. Maninkakan, Western
37. Marka
38. Mòoré
39. N'ko
40. Pana
41. Pulaar
42. Pular
43. Sàmòmá
44. Senoufo, Mamara
45. Sénoufo, Sìcìté
46. Senoufo, Supyire
47. Senoufo, Syenara
48. Songhay, Humburi Senni
49. Songhay, Koyra Chiini
50. Songhay, Koyraboro Senni
51. Soninke
52. Tadaksahak
53. Tamajaq
54. Tamashek
55. Tamasheq
56. Tebul Sign Language
57. Xaasongaxango
58. Zarmaci

Answer 5

The 1 official language of Senegal is French, but less than 20% of the population can speak it (and less than 2% of women).

The most widely spoken language is Woloff.

These 11 languages have recognition as national languages:

1. Balanta-Ganja
2. Arabic, Hassaniya
3. Jola-Fonyi
4. Mandinka
5. Mandjak
6. Mankanya
7. Noon
8. Pulaar
   
9. Serer
10. Soninke
11. Wolof
    

Arabic is not used except in religious recitations in Muslim schools and Mosques.

The two main sign languages are:

1. American Sign Language
   
2. Mbour Sign Language
   

Answer 6

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The 1 official language of Guinea-Bissau is Portuguese, but the majority of people speak Upper Guinea Creole, which is the national language.

The sign language is Guinea-Bissau Sign Language.

Here is a list of languages spoken in Guinea-Bissau:

1. Balanta
2. French
3. Fula
4. Guinea-Bissau Sign Language
   
5. Mandinka
6. Mandjak
7. Papel
8. Portuguese
   
9. Upper Guinea Creole

Ethnologue lists a total of 18 languages.

Answer 7

Many people in Guinea-Bissau speak the official language of Portuguese, inasmuch as it was a colony of Portugal. Other languages are a mixture of native African languages including Crioulo.

Answer 8

People in Mali speak French in addition to local dialects.

Answer 9

Mali's major languages are French, Bamanankan, Arabic, and Bamako Sign Language.

Answer 10

The official language of Senegal is French.