April 8, 2005: Headlines: Language: PCOL Exclusive: Languages Volunteers Are Trained to Speak

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Languages Volunteers Are Trained to Speak

Languages Volunteers Are Trained to Speak

Languages Volunteers Are Trained to Speak

Languages Volunteers Are Trained to Speak

AFRICA

Benin

1. Adja

2. Bariba

3. Dendi

4. Ditemari

5. Fon

6. French

7. Goun

8. Gourmatche

9. Ife

10. Kotafon

11. Mina

12. Naténi

13. Yom

14. Yoruba (Nagot)

Botswana

15. Setswana

Burkina Faso

16. French

17. Fulfudé

18. Gulmancema

19. Jula

20. Lobiri

21. Moré

Cameroon

22. Bamun

23. Bulu

24. Duala

25. pidgin English

26. Fang

27. Fe-Fe

28. French

29. Fulfudé

30. Ghom alà

31. Hausa

32. Kako

33. Tupuri

Cape Verde

34. CV Criolo

35. Portuguese

Chad

36. Chadian Arabic

37. French

Gabon

38. Fang

39. French

40. Mitsogo

41. Nzebi

42. Obamba

43. Punu

44. Teke

The Gambia

45. Jola

46. Mandinka

47. Pulaar

48. Wolof

Ghana

49. Buli

50. Guruni

51. Dagare

52. Dagbani

53. Dangme

54. Ewe

55. Fanté

56. Ga

57. Gonja

58. Hausa

59. Kasem

60. Kusaal

61. Mampruli

62. Moar

63. Nankam

64. Nzema

65. Sisaali

66. Taleni

67. Twi

68. Waale

69. Wassa

Guinea

70. French

71. Guerzé

72. Kissi

73. Malinke

74. Pulaar

75. Soussou

76. Toma

Kenya

77. Kalenjin

78. Kenyan Sign Language

79. Kikuyu

80. Kiswahili

81. Luo

82. Luyha

Lesotho

83. Sesotho

Madagascar

84. French

85. Malagasy

Malawi

86. Chichewa

87. Chilomwe

88. Chisena

89. Chitonga

90. Chitumbuka

91. Chiyao

Mali

92. Bambara

93. Dogon

94. French

95. Fulfudé

96. Malinke

97. Minianka

98. Senoufou

99. Songhay

Mauritania

100. Arabic

101. French

102. Hassynia

103. Pulaar

104. Soninke

105. Wolof

Mozambique

106. Bitonga

107. Portuguese

108. Ronga

109. Shangan

110. Shona

111. Tonga

Namibia

112. Afrikaans

113. Damara/Nama

114. Oshikwanyama

115. Oshindonga

116. Otji Herero

117. Rukwangali

Niger

118. French

119. Fulfudé

120. Hausa

121. Kanuri

122. Zarma

Senegal

123. French

124. Jaxanke

125. Mandinka

126. Pulaar

127. Seereer

128. Wolof

South Africa

129. Isi Ndebele

130. Isi Zulu

131. Sepedi

132. Setswana

133. Siswati

134. Northern Sotho

135. Venda

Swaziland

136. Siswati

137. Tsonga

138. Zulu

Tanzania

139. Kiswahili

Togo

140. Akposso

141. Bassar

142. Cotocolis

143. Ewe

144. French

145. Gourma

146. Ife (Ana)

147. Kabiye

148. Komkonba

149. Lamba

150. Mina

151. Moba

152. Naodem (Losso)

153. Tchamba

154. Tchokossi

Uganda

155. Ateso

156. Dhopadhola

157. Luganda

158. Lugwere

159. Lumasaaba

160. Lusoga

161. Runyakore

162. Runyole

163. Runyoro-Rutoro

164. Uhopadhola

Zambia

165. Bemba

166. Kaonde

167. Lunda

168. Nyanja

169. Tonga

170. Tumbuta

EMA

Albania

171. Albanian

Armenia

172. Armenian

Azerbaijan

173. Azerbaijani (Azeri)

Bangladesh

174. Bangla

Bulgaria

175. Bulgarian

China

176. Mandarin

Georgia

177. Georgian

Jordan

178. Arabic

Kazakhstan

179. Kazakh

180. Russian

Kyrgyz Republic

181. Kyrgyz

182. Russian

Macedonia

183. Albanian

184. Macedonian

Moldova

185. Romanian

186. Russian

Mongolia

187. Mongolian

Morocco

188. Arabic

189. French

190. Tamazight

191. Tarifi t

192. Tashelheet

Nepal

193. Nepali

Philippines

194. Aklanon

195. Asi

196. Bilol

197. Bikol-Albay

198. Bikol-Naga

199. Cebuano

200. Hiligaynon

201. Ilonggo

202. Loocnon

203. Romblomanon

204. Sorsoganon

205. Tagalog

206. Waray-waray

Romania

207. Hungarian

208. Romanian

Thailand

209. Thai

Turkmenistan

210. Russian

211. Turkmen

Ukraine

212. Russian

213. Ukrainian

Uzbekistan

214. Russian

215. Uzbek

216. Tajik

IAP

Belize

217. Creole

218. Spanish

Bolivia

219. Ayamara

220. Guarani

221. Quechua

222. Spanish

Costa Rica

223. Spanish

Dominican Republic

224. Haitian Creole

225. Spanish

Eastern Caribbean

226. English Creole

227. French Creole (Kweyol)

East Timor

228. Tetun

Ecuador

229. Quechua

230. Spanish

El Salvador

231. Spanish

Fiji

232. Fijian

233. Hindustani

Guatemala

234. Cakchiquel

235. Kek’chi

236. Spanish

Guyana

237. Creole

Haiti

238. Haitian Creole

Honduras

239. Spanish

Jamaica

240. Creole (Patois)

Kiribati

241. I-Kiribati

Mexico

242. Spanish

Micronesia and Palau

243. Chuukese

244. Halls Island

245. Kapingamarangi

246. Kosraean

247. Namonuito

248. Nukuoro

249. Palauan

250. Pingilapese

251. Pohnepeian

252. Sapwuafi k

253. Satawalese

254. Ulithian

255. Woleain

256. Yapese

Nicaragua

257. Spanish

Panama

258. Embera

259. Kuna

260. Ngobe

261. Spanish

262. Woun-Meu

Paraguay

263. Guarani

264. Spanish

Peru

265. Quechua

266. Spanish

Samoa

267. Samoan

Suriname

268. Aucan

269. Dutch

270. Ndjuka

271. Saramaccan

272. Sranan Tongo

Tonga

273. Tongan

Vanuatu

274. Bislama





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