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Malaysia provides a fascinating study from a language perspective. The official Malaysian language, Malay, represents one of 137 living languages spoken in the country today — 41 of which are found in Peninsular Malaysia, and the rest in Malaysian Borneo. Most are native to Malaysia; some, like English, Mandarin, and Tamil, arrived with immigrants and colonial settlement.

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The languages spoken in Indonesia are many and varied. This article looks at Indonesian language from every angle. Click to find out more.

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How good is your Cameroon language knowledge? Click to find out.

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How many of the 86 languages in Ethiopia can you name? Click to explore the languages of Ethiopia.

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What do you know about the language spoken in Tanzania? Click to discover all you need to know.

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Zimbabwe holds the world record for the most official languages. Click to explore the languages of Zimbabwe.

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What are the 11 official languages of South Africa? Click to find out!

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Europe is home to over 250 indigenous languages across three main families. This guide covers every major European language, speaker counts, and their global reach.

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Fan translation, written and translated mostly by fans, has been making its way into the translation industry as a grassroots movement.

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Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world. With approximately 240 million people and 525 living languages, it packs more linguistic complexity into a single national boundary than most regions manage across entire continents. Understanding Nigeria's languages (who speaks what, where, and why) is essential for anyone doing business, development work, translation, or cultural research in West Africa.