Tanzania
Swahili and English
No. Swahili is a language and Ethiopia is a country.
There are over 2000 languages and dialects in Africa and 54 independant nations; there is no one single official lanuage. Swahilli is spoken mainly in Kenya and other parts of east Africa.
There is no such language as "kenyan". The official languages of the country known as Kenya are Swahili and English.
Swahili is a language spoken in Swaziland. Egypt is a country.
About 40 different languages are spoken in Uganda. The official language is English and Swahili was approved as a second official language in 2005. The most widely used local language is Luganda, but Lusoga, Runyankore and Bantu are used extensively in some areas.LUGANDAIn Uganda, the local language is called Buganda. It is a Nilotic dialect but there are other tribal languages such as Lango and Acholi. The official language is English.SwahiliThey speak different languages in the different villages. Swahili is commonly spoken in Kampala..The Acholi people also speak a language called Luo.The official language(s) are Luganda and Swahili.The official language(s) are Luganda and Swahili.There are two official languages spoken in the country of Uganda. These include the Swahili language, as well as the English language.
No. The language known by almost everyone in Kenya is Swahili, but English is very widely spoken and a visitor who speaks English will have no problem anywhere in the country.
British English is the country's main language and is official. Fijian and Hindi is the second language of the country.
Persian is the official language of Iran.
Swahili is the most important indigenous language in Africa by a huge margin. Virtualy all people in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda,and eastern Congo speak Swahili, a total of well over 100 million. Most people in Burundi and Rwanda also speak Swahili, and some (maybe many) in Mozambique, Malawi, Somalia, and Zambia.
Dutch is the official language in the country of Suriname.