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Racial Group » African Caribbean » Language

Language

Main languages spoken are: 
 
  • English 

  • Swahili 

  • Fulani 

  • Xhosa 

  • Arabic 

  • Shona 

  • Yoruba 

Africa is linguistically rich and diverse. For example in just one country, Nigeria, an estimated total of 515 languages are spoken (according to UN Department of Information.) It is not uncommon for people to speak four or more languages.  

 

·         Service users from this community may require an interpreter.

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