What languages are spoken in your country ?

Filipino and English are the official languages in the Philippines. We have about a hundred more dialects.

The Philippines generally speak Tagalog and English but we have numerous dialects because of the different provinces within the country. Since I was born and bred in Manila, I only know how to speak Tagalog and not any other dialect. I'd like to learn though.

English is of course America's main language, but Spanish is the second most spoken language here.

We mainly speak Cantonese. But English, Mandarin and some Chinese are commonly used. When company employ staff, they need you to speak at least basic English and Mandarin otherwise, you probably won't be under consideration.

Here in the US, English is the primary language. Depending on where you are however, you may hear other languages. California is very diverse and there are many Spanish-speaking people here. There's also a lot of Asians so Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Tagalog, are some of the languages that are widely spoken here. The state has recognized that there are quite a lot of people who mainly speak Spanish, so if you walk into target the signs overhead are not only in English, but in Spanish as well.

hi!I live in the Philippines and our language is Filipino, though I live in Central Visayas specifically so I also know how to speak Cebuano and some native languages.

Any language that is spoken is spoken in my country. I live the the U.S. a. any people you can name not only lives here but in the major cities has their own neighborhood.I think it is great. We don't have a official language. I mean there isn't a law stating that English is our official language. English is the language that is spoken the most but that is totally different than having the government telling their citizens what language to speak.I love it.

chinese and english is most useful in china . but there also has othe langagues were used

What a coincidence, I live in Vancouver as well! So obviously English and French are the two official languages in Canada, but there's tons of immigrants, so you hear stuff like Mandarin, Korean, Punjabi, German, all sorts of things. It's really an interesting place to live, what with all the multiculturalism and stuff. I lived in Taiwan as well, and the languages there are mainly Mandarin and Taiwanese, along with each Aboriginal tribe's own unique dialect.

Here in Philippines, I have learned to speak in Filipino and English... ^_^

Hi greenline, me i came from Philippines and our language is TAGALOG and ENGLISH. Speaking a tagalog language is very easy if you are interested in our native language, i think i can teach you as long as i can. Well as you can see most of the Filipino who response to your topic saying that we have hundreds of dialect which is true . Well that's all my response to your forum topic discussion entitled "what languages are spoken in your country". I hope i give a good response to your interesting topic. Happy posting and happy earning. . . Good luck to our earning career. . . =)