What is the official language of your country?
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Bahasa Indonesia. Tapi kalau kamu mengunjungi daerah lain selain Jakarta dan sekitarnya, kamu akan lebih sering mendengar bahasa daerah / bahasa lokal daripada bahasa Indonesia.
Hello, I am also trying to learn Indonesian language. I've only just started, I'm very new. But I really like your language. His pronunciation is very good. The words I learned are me, you, thank you, sorry, see you, good morning, good evening. What would you recommend to me?
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In Serbia, the official language is Serbian. All Balkan languages have a lot of similarities, so we understand each other a lot. There is very little difference between the Serbian, Bosnian, Montenegrin, Croatian... language.
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In Israel, we speak Hebrew. Hebrew is the official language in Israel. In Israel, Arabic is also spoken and taught in schools. Arabic and Hebrew are similar, but to speak two languages, you need to learn each of them.
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I did not know that the Arabic language is also used in Israel. Well, I learned something new now. :) Thank you! :)
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We have 4 official languages in Switzerland. Most cantons (kinda like States in the USA) are monolingual, some are bilingual and one is trilingual.
German is the most common official language with about 62% of the population (yet Swiss German dialects are spoken in daily life)
French is the second most common with 23% of the population.
Italian is the official language and has about 8% of the population.
Romansh is only used in one canton and only by 0.5% of the total population.
That's quite interesting. I have noticed that you did not mention English. Is it not one of the official languages?
Bangla.
English can be considered one of the official languages.
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Hello, I live in Turkey, you may have visited, maybe a lot of tourists are coming. Turkish is spoken in our country.
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