Question: Which is language do you want to speak in Cameroon?

Which language is spoken in Cameroon?

French English Cameroon/Official languages Cameroonians speak mostly French and English, which are foreign but official languages and part of an entrenched separatist conflict that has cost about 3,000 lives since 2017.

How many languages are spoken in Cameroon?

two official languages With a population of 15,803,220 inhabitants and a surface area of 475,442 km2, Cameroon is a highly dense multilingual African country having 247 indigenous languages, two official languages (English and French) and a lingua franca (Cameroon Pidgin English).

What part of Cameroon speaks French?

In the north, Fulfulde plays the same role. The lingua franca in the East, South, and Center provinces of Cameroon is Ewondo. Camfranglais is a hybrid of the English and French languages and is prevalent in the locations where French-speaking and English-speaking Cameroonians meet.

What is the language of Chad?

French Arabic Chad/Official languages

What is Chads main religion?

According to the most recent census, in 2014-15, 52.1 percent of the population is Muslim, 23.9 percent Protestant, 20 percent Roman Catholic, 0.3 percent animist, 0.2 percent other Christian, 2.8 percent no religion, and 0.7 percent unspecified. Most Muslims adhere to the Sufi Tijaniyah tradition.

Is Cameroon a poor country?

Cameroon is a lower-middle-income country with a population of over 25 million (2018). Located along the Atlantic Ocean, it shares its borders with the Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, and Nigeria.

Is Chad a poor or rich country?

It is a least developed country, ranking among the lowest in the Human Development Index. Chad is one of the poorest and most corrupt countries in the world; most of its inhabitants live in poverty as subsistence herders and farmers.

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