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It depends on which language you are talking about. Cameroon is home to 286 different languages:

1. Abar

2. Afade

3. Aghem

4. Akoose

5. Akum

6. Ambele

7. Arabic, Shuwa

8. Atong

9. Awing

10. Baba

11. Babanki

12. Bafanji

13. Bafaw-Balong

14. Bafia

15. Bafut

16. Baka

17. Bakaka

18. Bakoko

19. Bakole

20. Baldemu

21. Balo

22. Bamali

23. Bambalang

24. Bambili-Bambui

25. Bamenyam

26. Bamukumbit

27. Bamun

28. Bamunka

29. Bana

30. Bangandu

31. Bangolan

32. Bankon

33. Barombi

34. Basaa

35. Bassossi

36. Bata

37. Batanga

38. Bati

39. Beba

40. Bebe

41. Bebele

42. Bebil

43. Beezen

44. Befang

45. Bekwil

46. Beti

47. Bikya

48. Bishuo

49. Bitare

50. Bokyi

51. Bomwali

52. Bonkeng

53. Bubia

54. Buduma

55. Bulu

56. Bum

57. Bung

58. Busam

59. Busuu

60. Buwal

61. Byep

62. Caka

63. Cung

64. Cuvok

65. Daba

66. Dama

67. Dek

68. Denya

69. Dii

70. Dimbong

71. Doyayo

72. Duala

73. Dugun

74. Dugwor

75. Duli

76. Duupa

77. Dzodinka

78. Ejagham

79. Elip

80. Eman

81. English

82. Esimbi

83. Eton

84. Evant

85. Ewondo

86. Fali, North

87. Fali, South

88. Fang

89. Fang

90. Fe'fe'

91. French

92. Fulfulde, Adamawa

93. Fulfulde, Kano-Katsina-Bororro

94. Gavar

95. Gbaya, Northwest

96. Gbaya-Mbodomo

97. Gey

98. Ghomálá'

99. Gidar

100. Gimme

101. Gimnime

102. Giziga, North

103. Giziga, South

104. Glavda

105. Gude

106. Gvoko

107. Gyele

108. Hausa

109. Hdi

110. Hijuk

111. Hya

112. Iceve-Maci

113. Ipulo

114. Isu

115. Isu

116. Iyive

117. Jimi

118. Jina

119. Jukun Takum

120. Kako

121. Kamkam

122. Kanuri, Central

123. Karang

124. Kare

125. Kemezung

126. Kendem

127. Kenswei Nsei

128. Kenyang

129. Kera

130. Kol

131. Kolbila

132. Kom

133. Koma

134. Koonzime

135. Korop

136. Koshin

137. Kuk

138. Kung

139. Kuo

140. Kutep

141. Kwa'

142. Kwaja

143. Kwakum

144. Kwanja

145. Kwasio

146. La'bi

147. Lagwan

148. Laimbue

149. Lamnso'

150. Lefa

151. Leti

152. Limbum

153. Longto

154. Luo

155. Mada

156. Mafa

157. Majera

158. Makaa

159. Malgbe

160. Malimba

161. Mambai

162. Mambila, Cameroon

163. Manta

164. Masana

165. Maslam

166. Matal

167. Mazagway

168. Mbedam

169. Mbembe, Tigon

170. Mbo

171. Mbo'

172. Mbonga

173. Mbu'

174. Mbuko

175. Mbule

176. Mbum

177. Medumba

178. Mefele

179. Mendankwe-Nkwen

180. Mengaka

181. Mengisa

182. Menka

183. Merey

184. Mesaka

185. Meta'

186. Mfumte

187. Mina

188. Mmaala

189. Mmen

190. Mofu, North

191. Mofu-Gudur

192. Mokpwe

193. Moloko

194. Mom Jango

195. Mono

196. Mpade

197. Mpiemo

198. Mpongmpong

199. Mser

200. Mundabli

201. Mundang

202. Mundani

203. Mungaka

204. Musey

205. Musgu

206. Muyang

207. Nagumi

208. Naki

209. Ncane

210. Ndai

211. Ndaktup

212. Nda'nda'

213. Ndemli

214. Ndoola

215. Ngamambo

216. Ngambay

217. Ngemba

218. Ngie

219. Ngiemboon

220. Ngomba

221. Ngombale

222. Ngong

223. Ngoshie

224. Ngwe

225. Ngwo

226. Nimbari

227. Njen

228. Njyem

229. Nkongho

230. Nomaande

231. Noone

232. Nubaca

233. Nugunu

234. Nyong

235. Nzakambay

236. Nzanyi

237. Oblo

238. Oku

239. Oroko

240. Osatu

241. Pam

242. Pana

243. Parkwa

244. Peere

245. Pévé

246. Pidgin, Cameroon

247. Pinyin

248. Pol

249. Psikye

250. Saari

251. Samba Leko

252. Sharwa

253. So

254. Suga

255. Tibea

256. Tikar

257. Tiv

258. To

259. Tsuvan

260. Tuki

261. Tunen

262. Tuotomb

263. Tupuri

264. Twendi

265. Usaghade

266. Vame

267. Vemgo-Mabas

268. Vengo

269. Vute

270. Wandala

271. Wawa

272. Weh

273. Wumboko

274. Wushi

275. Wuzlam

276. Yamba

277. Yambeta

278. Yangben

279. Yasa

280. Yemba

281. Yeni

282. Yukuben

283. Zhoa

284. Zizilivakan

285. Zulgo-Gemzek

286. Zumaya

It is a former French colony so a part of the population are French-speaking.

There are mountains in the west, highest point Mount Cameroon, 4095 metres

Kenya and Tanzania, apart from being neighbors in East Africa, are both relatively robust democracies, with multi-party presidential systems, democratically-elected legislatures, and independent judiciaries. Despite the open political systems, corruption remains a problem in both nations, as well as many other developing countries. Both populations are overwhelmingly Christian, with large Muslim minorities. Both are former British colonies. However, while Tanzania's road to independence was relatively peaceful, Kenya's involved a bloody rebellion (the Mau Mau uprising).

Both economies rely heavily on agriculture, and also have fossil fuel sectors. Tourism is important to both countries, as the natural landscapes of the Great Lakes region (including Mt. Kilimanjaro) are stunning, and eco-tourism (safaris) are very popular among visitors.

Both countries are ethnically very diverse, with a heavily rural population. A key difference between the two is in how different ethnic groups get along; in Kenya ethnic tensions are still strong, and flare up into violence every few years, while Tanzania has very little ethnic violence. This is due in part to the different ruing styles of the two countries' post-colonial rulers. Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya emphasized giving government largesse to his own ethnic group, the Kikuyu, while Julius Nyerere emphasized the fact that all of his people were Tanzanian, rather than members of a tribe.

CFA

Cameroon's money is the Franc CFA. It is now pegged to the Euro (formerly to the French Franc). It is issued by the central bank of Central African States (6) of which Cameroon is a member state.

Read on these topic with a visual photo gallery here

http://www.cameroon-today.com/money-in-cameroon.html

http://www.cameroon-today.com/cameroon-money.html

http://www.cameroon-today.com/index.html

Yes

because it exports one of the most expensive metals in the world- Gold

Cameroon`s national flower is the Red Stinkwood.

Cameroon exports Coffee, cocoa. aluminium, cotton, oil, petroleum and timber. Local products are corn, millet, peanuts, cassava, okra, with plenty of fish and plenty of fruit.

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/print/uv.html

They eat your mother bitch!

Please replace with the correct answer.

Thank You.

Lake Chad [shared by Cameroon, Niger, Chad and Nigeria.]

Many animals live in Cameroon. Domestic animals are over 6 million cattle, 4.5 million goats and 4.3 million sheep. Together these make almost 12% of the agricultural product of Cameroon. - Wild animals are prolific, but many are threatened. There are numerous antelope, monkey species and small rodents. In smaller numbers, elephants, rhino, hippo, various gorillas and lions. Some, like the Cross River Gorilla are down to 300 or so in numbers (which many biologists consider virtually on the point of extinction ). There are over 500 bird species.

countries which are visa free whit Cameroonian passport. countries which are visa free whit Cameroonian passport.

I believe there is no specific name, as there is for Americans, and they are simply refered to as the citizens of Congo

Hamadou Mustapha is the Minister in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency for Cameroon.

Cameroon is in the corner of Africa bordered by Nigeria on the north and Gabon to the south, with Chad and Central African Republic to it's east and the shore of Gulf of Guinea on it's west.

The FCFA is the money of Cameroon Africa. Beac is the central bank to these six central African states, with headquarter in Yaounde, Cameroon.

The franc CFA takes parity to the Euro.

Cameroon has 230 different languages. You'll have to be more specific.

Your Name/Initials With The Word Travel At The End e.g A.D Travel

or

Your Could Put your state and your Initials/Name