What languages are spoken in Gabon?

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Most people in the English-speaking Northwest and Southwest provinces speak Cameroonian Pidgin English.

Fulfulde serves the same function in the north.
Ewondo serves the same function in much of the Central, South, and East provinces.
Camfranglais (or Frananglais) is a new pidgin language used in urban areas.

There are also 24 other major African language groups
French and English

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Pular (38%) | Eastern Maninkakan (28%) | Susu (14%) | Kpelle Guinea (4.6%) | Kissi Northern (4.3%) | Toma (2.2%) | Konyanka Maninka (1.9%) | Kono (1.4%) | Mann (1.1%) | Yalunka (0.84%) | Kuranko (0.83%) | Manya (0.38%) | Pulaar (0.36%) | Lele (0.35%) | Landoma (0.22%) | Nalu (0.2%) | Jahanka (0.19%) | Bassari (0.13%) | Badyara (0.095%) | Wamey (0.079%) | Mbulungish (0.075%) | Baga Manduri (0.06%) | Baga Sitemu (0.06%) | East Limba (0.06%) | Mixifore (0.054%) | Baga Binari (0.045%) | Dan (0.012%) It depends on which "Guinea" you mean: Republic of Guinea  (also called Guinea-Conakry) Guinea-Bissau Equatorial Guinea  Papua New Guinea   If you mean the Republic of Guinea, the official language is French, and the important local languages are Pular, Mandinka and Susu.French and africanThe official language of The Republic of Guinea is French.the language is french In Equitorial Guinea, yes. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ek.html It depends on which Guinea you are talking about: The Republic of Guinea = 34 languages Guinea-Bissau = 22 languages Equatorial Guinea = 14 languages Papua New Guinea = 841 languages Danish Guinea and Dutch Guinea, now called Ghana = 79 languages

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The 2 official languages of Cameroon  are English  and French .57% of the population can speak French. Cameroon has over 200 languages considered "National" languages, so they use lingua francas to communicate inter-ethnically. The lingua francas of Cameroon are: French English Camfranglais Cameroonian Pidgin English   The sign languages used are: American Sign Language Francophone African Sign Language  Here is a complete list of all 286 languages spoken in Cameroon: Abar Afade Aghem Akoose Akum Ambele Arabic, Shuwa Atong Awing Baba Babanki Bafanji Bafaw-Balong Bafia Bafut Baka Bakaka Bakoko Bakole Baldemu Balo Bamali Bambalang Bambili-Bambui Bamenyam Bamukumbit Bamun Bamunka Bana Bangandu Bangolan Bankon Barombi Basaa Bassossi Bata Batanga Bati Beba Bebe Bebele Bebil Beezen Befang Bekwil Beti Bikya Bishuo Bitare Bokyi Bomwali Bonkeng Bubia Buduma Bulu Bum Bung Busam Busuu Buwal Byep Caka Cung Cuvok Daba Dama Dek Denya Dii Dimbong Doyayo Duala Dugun Dugwor Duli Duupa Dzodinka Ejagham Elip Eman English Esimbi Eton Evant Ewondo Fali, North Fali, South Fang Fang Fe'fe' French Fulfulde, Adamawa Fulfulde, Kano-Katsina-Bororro Gavar Gbaya, Northwest Gbaya-Mbodomo Gey Ghom&Atilde;&iexcl;l&Atilde;&iexcl;' Gidar Gimme Gimnime Giziga, North Giziga, South Glavda Gude Gvoko Gyele Hausa Hdi Hijuk Hya Iceve-Maci Ipulo Isu Isu Iyive Jimi Jina Jukun Takum Kako Kamkam Kanuri, Central Karang Kare Kemezung Kendem Kenswei Nsei Kenyang Kera Kol Kolbila Kom Koma Koonzime Korop Koshin Kuk Kung Kuo Kutep Kwa' Kwaja Kwakum Kwanja Kwasio La'bi Lagwan Laimbue Lamnso' Lefa Leti Limbum Longto Luo Mada Mafa Majera Makaa Malgbe Malimba Mambai Mambila, Cameroon Manta Masana Maslam Matal Mazagway Mbedam Mbembe, Tigon Mbo Mbo' Mbonga Mbu' Mbuko Mbule Mbum Medumba Mefele Mendankwe-Nkwen Mengaka Mengisa Menka Merey Mesaka Meta' Mfumte Mina Mmaala Mmen Mofu, North Mofu-Gudur Mokpwe Moloko Mom Jango Mono Mpade Mpiemo Mpongmpong Mser Mundabli Mundang Mundani Mungaka Musey Musgu Muyang Nagumi Naki Ncane Ndai Ndaktup Nda'nda' Ndemli Ndoola Ngamambo Ngambay Ngemba Ngie Ngiemboon Ngomba Ngombale Ngong Ngoshie Ngwe Ngwo Nimbari Njen Njyem Nkongho Nomaande Noone Nubaca Nugunu Nyong Nzakambay Nzanyi Oblo Oku Oroko Osatu Pam Pana Parkwa Peere P&Atilde;&copy;v&Atilde;&copy; Pidgin, Cameroon Pinyin Pol Psikye Saari Samba Leko Sharwa So Suga Tibea Tikar Tiv To Tsuvan Tuki Tunen Tuotomb Tupuri Twendi Usaghade Vame Vemgo-Mabas Vengo Vute Wandala Wawa Weh Wumboko Wushi Wuzlam Yamba Yambeta Yangben Yasa Yemba Yeni Yukuben Zhoa Zizilivakan Zulgo-Gemzek Zumaya

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The 1 official language is French , spoken by 80% of the population. The vernacular languages are: Fang Myene Punu Nzebi   Here is a list of the 32 most common and indigenous languages of Gabon: American Sign Language Baka Barama Bekwel Benga Bubi Bwisi Duma Fang French Kendell Kanin Myene Nzebi Punu Sake Sangu Seki Sighu Simba Sira, aka Eshira Northern Teke Western Teke Tsaangi Tsogo Vili Vumbu Wandji Wumbvu Yangho Yasa Fufu  American Sign Language is used by the deaf community in Gabon. It was introduced by the deaf American missionary Andrew Foster.  English is the most common foreign language.

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If you meant Papua New Guinea, click here . If you meant Western New Guinea, click here .  If you meant Equatorial Guinea, click here .  If you meant Guinea-Bissau, click here .  ____________________________  The 1 official language of The Republic of Guinea is French .  The national languages of Guinea are: Fula Malink&Atilde;&copy; Susu Kissi Kpelle (also known in French as Guerz&Atilde;&copy;) Toma   Here is a list of all the languages spoken in Guinea:1. Badyara2. Baga Binari3. Baga Kaloum4. Baga Koga5. Baga Manduri6. Baga Mboteni7. Baga Sitemu8. Baga Soban&Atilde;&copy;9. Bassari10. Bullom So11. Dan12. French13. Guinean Sign Language14. Jahanka15. Kakabe16. Kissi, Northern17. Kono18. Kpelle, Guinea19. Kuranko20. Landoma21. Lele22. Limba, East23. Mandingo24. Maninka, Konyanka25. Maninka, Sankaran26. Maninkakan, Eastern27. Mann28. Manya29. Mbulungish30. Mixifore31. Nalu32. N'ko33. Pulaar34. Pular35. Susu36. Toma37. Wamey38. Yalunka

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Pular (38%) | Eastern Maninkakan (28%) | Susu (14%) | Kpelle Guinea (4.6%) | Kissi Northern (4.3%) | Toma (2.2%) | Konyanka Maninka (1.9%) | Kono (1.4%) | Mann (1.1%) | Yalunka (0.84%) | Kuranko (0.83%) | Manya (0.38%) | Pulaar (0.36%) | Lele (0.35%) | Landoma (0.22%) | Nalu (0.2%) | Jahanka (0.19%) | Bassari (0.13%) | Badyara (0.095%) | Wamey (0.079%) | Mbulungish (0.075%) | Baga Manduri (0.06%) | Baga Sitemu (0.06%) | East Limba (0.06%) | Mixifore (0.054%) | Baga Binari (0.045%) | Dan (0.012%)It depends on which "Guinea" you mean:Republic of Guinea (also called Guinea-Conakry)Guinea-BissauEquatorial GuineaPapua New GuineaIf you mean the Republic of Guinea, the official language is French, and the important local languages are Pular, Mandinka and Susu.French and africanThe official language of The Republic of Guinea is French.the language is frenchIn Equitorial Guinea, yes. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ek.htmlIt depends on which Guinea you are talking about: The Republic of Guinea = 34 languagesGuinea-Bissau = 22 languagesEquatorial Guinea = 14 languagesPapua New Guinea = 841 languagesDanish Guinea and Dutch Guinea, now called Ghana  = 79 languages

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It depends on which Guinea you are talking about: The Republic of Guinea = 34 languages Guinea-Bissau  = 22 languages Equatorial Guinea = 14 languages Papua New Guinea = 841 languages Danish Guinea and Dutch Guinea, now called Ghana = 79 languages

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