What languages are spoken in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines?

Answer 1

Martinique is still part of France. People from martinique speak a dialect of French and a mix language called a creole language.

So people from france go to martinique will not understand their language so well what the people say in Martinique. Some people in Martinique speak English but English is not their main language

The official language of Martinique is French

french and creol

Yes, and Creole French is also widely spoken in addition. La Martinique is a French oversea region.
As Martinique is part of France, the people there speak French, although the accent can be hard for non-native speakers to understand as it can be a mix of French and Creole.
The official language in Martinique is French, (Martinique is an overseas department of France) although most people speak Antillian Creole, a language based on French.
Yes people in Martinique speak French although a couple people speak English. There also something called Martinique Creole
The inhabitants of Martinique are French citizens with full political and legal rights. Martinique sends four deputies to the French National Assembly and two senators to the French Senate. So the speak french
French :] It's one of the French Caribbean islands, or 'Les Antilles Françaises'
French and Antillean Creole
French
French

Answer 2

The official language is French, but most of the population of Guadeloupe speaks Guadeloupe Creole.

There are also a few hundred English speakers and a Few hundred Hatian Creole speakers.
The main languages spoken in Guadeloupe are french and African!
French
In Guadeloupe ( French Caribbean Territory), the whole population speak generally Two languages : French and Guadeloupean Creole French.
French is the national language of Guadaloupe.

Answer 3

The 1 official language of Martinique is French, which is spoken by virtually the entire population.

In addition, most residents can also speak Martiniquan Creole French, a form of Antillean Creole closely related to the varieties spoken in neighboring English-speaking islands of Saint Lucia and Dominica.

Unlike other varieties of French creole such as Mauritian Creole, Martinican Creole is not readily understood by speakers of Standard French.

Answer 4

If you meant the Dutch country of Sint Maarten, click here.

If you meant the entire Island of Saint Martin, click here.

___________________________________________

The 1 official language of the Collectivity of Saint Martin is French.

A local English-based dialect is spoken in informal situations on both the French and Dutch sides of the island.

Answer 5

The 1 official language is French, but the majority speaks Guadeloupean Creole French.

The 4 languages spoken in Guadeloupe are:

1. French
2. Guadeloupean Creole French
3. Haitian Creole
4. English

Answer 6

The 1 official language of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is English.

Most Vincentians speak Vincentian Creole.

English is used in education, government, religion, and other formal domains, while Vincentian Creole (or 'dialect' as it is referred to locally) is used in informal situations such as in the home and among friends.

Here is a list of all the major languages spoken in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines:

1. English
   
2. Vincentian Creole
3. American Sign Language

Answer 7

The 1 official language in Saint Lucia is English., spoken by about 80% of the population as either a first or second language.

The national language is, Saint Lucian Creole French(Kwéyòl), which is colloquially referred to as Patois ("Patwa")* is spoken by 95% of the population. 20% of Kwéyòl speakers cannot speak English.

*Note: even though it is referred to as "Patois", it is not a patois by definition.

Answer 8

The 1 official language in Saint Lucia is English.

However, Saint Lucian Creole French (Kwéyòl), which is colloquially referred to as Patois ("Patwa"), is spoken by 95% of the population.

Though English is St. Lucia's official language it is estimated that approximately 20% of the island's population still does not speak English

Answer 9

For the languages of Martinique, click here.For the languages of Guadeloupe, click here.

Answer 10

Yes. Saint Martin in the Carribean is a French overseas possession, and French is the offical language on the French side. Half of the island is owned by the Dutch, and Dutch is the official language on that side (called St Marteen)