text: The first issue is assuming that «The most spoken language in any country is often obvious; usually, it’s the official language of the country.» In Africa this often is not the case, if by «most spoken» one counts number of speakers. An example is Mali, whose linguistic profile was explored on this blog in discussing the long-tail of languages – Bambara is certainly more used than the official French.
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text: Nayraqatax «Kawkïr markans oficial uñt'at arukï ukapuniw arst'ataxa». África markanx Mali, aruw arst'ata, perfil lingüístico ukax aka blog ukanw arunakax uñt'ayata- bambara arux francés arut sipans jiplapach arst'atawa.
  Oficial arux sañ muniwa, África markan arst'at arupa, ukhamakipanstï uka sitio ukanx pä markan arunakapaw jan utjkiti:
  •Sur de África uksanx 11 aruw utji ukankax oficiales ukham uñt'atawa (sitio Olivet ukanx – zulú – aru uñt'ayi). UKa arux wali arst'atapuniwa. Xhosaspero jupax oficiales arunakax janiw apnaqatakit sasinw saraki.
  •Ruanda ukanx kimsa arunakaw utji ukanakax oficiales ukham uñt'atarakiwa, ukax aknïr arunakawa: kiñaruanda, francés ukat inglés, República Centro Africana uksanx pä aruw arst'ata: sango ukat francés. Uk sitio ukanx aka pä arux janiw uñjaskiti, kunats jan ukankpacha ukampirus aka arux walja arst'asirinakaniwa, suajili arux «payïri» aruwa Ruanda markan arst'atawa,indigenas arunakax República Centro Africana uksanw utji – ukam`pirus aka arunakatx janiw khitis qhananchkchistuti.
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text: Boko Haram jupatx walja uruw 13 nigerianas jupanakax munkir jan munkir katuntat uñjasipxatayna, jichhax qhisphiyataxapxiwa
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