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It depends on which language you are talking about. Angola is home to 40 languages.
The official language of The Republic of Angola is Portuguese, so the word "hello" would be "Olá".
The other languages spoken in Angola are.
1. Bolo
2. Cokwe
3. Dhimba
4. Diriku
5. Holu
6. Khwe
7. Kikongo
8. Kilari
9. Kimbundu
10. Kung-Ekoka
11. Kwadi
12. Kwangali
13. Lucazi
14. Luimbi
15. Lunda
16. Luvale
17. Maligo
18. Mashi
19. Mbangala
20. Mbukushu
21. Mbunda
22. Mbwela
23. Ndombe
24. Ngandyera
25. Nkangala
26. Nkumbi
27. Nyaneka
28. Nyemba
29. Nyengo
30. Oshiwambo
31. !O!ung
32. Portuguese
33. Ruund
34. Sama
35. Songo
36. Umbundu
37. Yaka
38. Yauma
39. Yombe
40. Namibian Sign Language
What else can I help you with?
how to say welcome to angola in angola language?
In Angola, the official language is Portuguese, so you would typically say Bem-vindo a Angola to mean Welcome to Angola.
How do you say welcome to Angola in portuguese?
Bem-vindo à Angola.
Is fine gold that comes from banco de Angola real fine gold?
yes it is 99.99% pure gold
How do you say good-bye in Angola?
bye
How do you say i am fine?
You say I am fine
Does Angola or Zambia have more giraffes?
Giraffe roam a lot, so it's hard to be certain, but I would say there are more in Angola most of the time.
How do you say I am fine how are you?
You say, "I am fine, thank you. How are you?"
What is the driving time from Chicago to Angola?
Which Angola? Angola the country is across the ocean in Africa. Otherwise you have Angola, Indiana; Angola, Kansas; Angola, New York; or Angola State Prison in Angola, Louisiana.
Is Zambia in Angola?
No Zambia is not in Angola. Zambia is to the East of Angola.
What is the name of the capital of Angola?
Luanda is the capital and largest city in Angola.
Is Angola or Zambia closest to the equator?
Angola is closest to the equator compared to Zambia. Angola is situated near the equator in southern Africa, while Zambia is located further from the equator to the north of Angola.
Angola was once a country of?
Portugal. It's better to say 'colony of' rather than 'country of'.
