What are the major languages in Africa?

Some of the major languages spoken in Africa include:

1. Arabic
2. Swahili
3. Hausa
4. Yoruba
5. Amharic
6. Igbo
7. Oromo
8. Zulu
9. Shona
10. Somali

These languages are spoken by millions of people across the continent and are considered to be some of the most widely spoken languages in Africa.

- Arabic: Spoken in North Africa and some parts of East Africa
- English: Spoken in many parts of Africa due to British colonialism
- French: Spoken in many parts of Africa due to French colonialism
- Portuguese: Spoken in Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, and São Tomé and Príncipe
- Swahili: Spoken in East Africa, including Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda
- Hausa: Spoken in West Africa, including Nigeria, Niger, and Chad
- Yoruba: Spoken in West Africa, including Nigeria and Benin
- Igbo: Spoken in southeastern Nigeria
- Amharic: Spoken in Ethiopia and Eritrea
- Somali: Spoken in Somalia and Ethiopia
- Wolof: Spoken in Senegal and Gambia
- Fula: Spoken in West and Central Africa, including Senegal, Mali, and Burkina Faso
- Mandinka: Spoken in West Africa, including Gambia, Mali, and Senegal
- Kikuyu: Spoken in Kenya
- Zulu: Spoken in South Africa