Angola's official language has a long history. It began out when Romans settled And started growing. They spread the language of Latin Now it is a dead language but some people can still sing it and speak it limitedly.
Portuguese is the closest language to Latin than any other of the Romance languages. Therefore Europeans adopted the language and when the came to Africa the to get rich they showed the language to the Africans of Angola And it became and called Lingua franca or can be translated as their common language
Portuguese is the official language of Angola, spoken by 80% of the people. Many others are spoken, such as recognized regional languages and tribal dialects.
Yes.
Very few. Portugese is the primary language of the country.
Portuguese is the official language of Angola though approximately 40% of the population speak Bantu either in addition to or instead of Portuguese.
The main language is Portuguese, the language of the former colonial power. However, Umundu, Kimbundu and Kikongo are the most widely spoken native languages, which account for around 40-50% of the population. In the Angolan exclave of Cabinda, most people speak French.
In Angola, Africa, the official language is Portuguese. However, there are about six Bantu languages that are considered national languages, including Kimbundu, Kikongo, Mbunda, and Umbundu. The Khoisan language and foreign languages like English and French may also be spoken in Angola.
Portuguese. Also spoken in Moçambique, Brazil, Guinea Bissau and a few others. However in Angola there are also very popular national dialects.
Portuguese.
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Angola's 1 official language is Portuguese. This is also the national language.
These languages also have legal recognition by the government of Angola:
Namibian Sign Language (NSL) is a sign language of Angola. It is presumed that there are other sign languages as well, but they are not studied.
English is the most popular foreign language studied in school, but it is not widely spoken at all.