What is the language in Ethiopia?

Answer 1

It depends on what province you live in. My province is Amhara therefore, we speak Amharic.

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English is the most widely spoken foreign language and is the medium of instruction in secondary schools. Amharic was the language of primary school instruction, but has been replaced in many areas by local languages such as Oromifa and Tigrinya. Ethiopia has its own alphabet, called Ge'ez or Ethiopic (ግዕዝ), and calendar.
most of them speak Amharic,Tigrina and oromiga and others takes the other left about 83 language.most of the people speak amharic as first and second language.

The largest first languages are: Oromigna, Amharic(official language);Somali and Tigrinya. Widely-spoken foreign languages include Arabic and English.

Oromo, but as many as ninety other languages are also spoken, including English.
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Answer

Amharic is the official language of Ethiopia. There are a total of 84 languages in Ethiopia.

Ethiopia has approximately ninety different languages. Oromigna is the language that is spoken the most, but Amharic is considered to be the official language of Ethiopia.
The main languages are: Amharic, Tigrinya, Oromigna, Guaragigna, Somali, and Arabic. There are over 200 other languages spoken in Ethiopia.
i dk but they speak Arabic

Answer 2

Amharic, Oromo, Tigringa, Somali, Kafa and many more other langauges spoken by millions of Ethiopians. Geez the oldest langauge in Ethiopia Spoken in the northern part of the country but now only in used in churchs.

Answer 3

The 1 official language of Ethiopia is Amharic, spoken by about 30% of the population. There is no one single national language of Ethiopia.

English is the most widely spoken foreign language. Other foreign languages in Ethiopia include Arabic and Italian.

The 6 recognized regional languages are:

1. Afar
   
2. Amharic
   
3. Harari
   
4. Oromo
   
5. Somali
   
6. Tigrinya
   

Here is a complete list of 93 languages of Ethiopia:

1. Tigrinya
   
2. Ge'ez (liturgical only, no longer spoken)
   
3. Tigre
   
4. Amharic
   
5. Argobba
   
6. Harari
   
7. East Gurage s
   
8. Silt'e (Ulbareg, Inneqor)
   
9. Wolane
   
10. Zay
    
11. Soddo
    
12. Muher
    
13. Goggot
    
14. Inor
    
15. Mesqan
    
16. Chaha (Sebat Bet Gurage)
    
17. Ezha
    
18. Gumer
    
19. Gura
    
20. Gyeto
    
21. Indegen
    
22. Iner
    
23. Awngi
    
24. Kunfal
    
25. Qimant
    
26. Xamtanga
    
27. Afar
    
28. Alaba
    
29. Arbore
    
30. Baiso
    
31. Bussa
    
32. Burji
    
33. Daasanach
    
34. Dirasha
    
35. Gawwada
    
36. Gedeo
    
37. Hadiyya
    
38. Kambaata
    
39. Konso
    
40. Libido
    
41. Oromo
    
42. Saho
    
43. Sidamo
    
44. Somali
    
45. Tsamai
    
46. Aari
    
47. Anfillo
    
48. Bambassi
    
49. Basketo
    
50. Bench
    
51. Shinasha
    
52. Chara
    
53. Dime
    
54. Dizi
    
55. Dorze
    
56. Gamo-Gofa-Dawro
    
57. Ganza
    
58. Gayil
    
59. Hamer-Banna
    
60. Hozo
    
61. Kachama-Ganjule
    
62. Kafa
    
63. Karo
    
64. Koorete
    
65. Male
    
66. Melo
    
67. Nayi
    
68. Oyda
    
69. Seze
    
70. Shekkacho
    
71. Sheko
    
72. Wolaytta
    
73. Yemsa
    
74. Zayse-Zergulla
    
75. Anuak
    
76. Berta
    
77. Gumuz
    
78. Kacipo-Balesi
    
79. Komo
    
80. Kwama
    
81. Kwegu
    
82. Majang
    
83. Me'en
    
84. Murle
    
85. Mursi
    
86. Nuer
    
87. Nyangatom
    
88. Opuuo
    
89. Shabo
    
90. Suri
    
91. Uduk
    
92. Ongota
    
93. Ethiopian Sign Language (a family of sign languages)

These 4 languages were native to Ethiopia but are now extinct:

1. Gafat
   
2. Mesmes
   
3. Weyto
   
4. Rer Bare
   

Answer 4

The language which is officially spoken in Ethiopia is the Amharic language. The capitol of this country is Addis Ababa and is home to over 90 million people.

Answer 5

Amaric is the most speaking language, but there are over 200 languages.

Answer 6

there are many languages, but the main one is amharic

Answer 7

No, Ethiopia isn't a French speaking country .

Answer 8

Amharic.. that i kno of

Answer 9

Amharic