لغات السودان

لغات السودان
اللغة الرسمية	العربية، الإنگليزية

لافتة شارع باللغتين العربية والإنگليزية في الخرطوم.

السودان هوبلد متعدد اللغات تهيمن عليه العربية السودانية. في دستور 2005 لجمهورية السودان، فإن لغات السودان الرسمية هي العربية، والإنگليزية.

اللغات

نحو114 لغة وطنها هوالسودان. More than 500 accents are spoken throughout all of Sudan.^[]

اللغات الأكثر استخداماً:

Arabic in all Sudan, along with the tribal languages.
1. Sudanese Arabic.
2. Najdi and Hejazi Arabic, mainly in mid-northern and mid-eastern regions.
3. Chadic Arabic in western region, mainly spoken by Baggara and various Arabized African tribes.
Nubian language in far north, mainly spoken by Nubians of Mahas, Dongola and Halfa.
Dinka language in South Sudan.
Beja language (also known as Bedawit) in far east alongside Red Sea, mainly spoken by Beja of Hadandawa, Amar'ar Ababda and Bisharin.
Tigray, Beni Amer Rotana, spoken by Beni Amer and Habab tribes in Tokar, Aqiq, and Kassala.
Fur language in far west, mainly spoken by Fur people.
Zaghawa language primarily spoken in Darfur and Chad by the Zaghawa tribe. Also spoken by the diaspora in Omdurman.
Daza language (also known as Gorane or Gouran) is primarily spoken in Chad, Niger and Libya, but there is also a small community of about 3000 speakers in Omdurman.
Kordofanian languages consist of numerous languages like Kadu, Katla, Mandi, Rashad, Lafofa and Talodi–Heiban.
Nuba Mountains languages in Southern region, different ethnic groups speak different languages.
Temein languages.
Domari language, mainly spoken by Halabi/Nawar and Ghajar clans.
Various Niger–Congo and Chadic languages, mainly spoken by Western African tribes like Fallata, also known as Fulani and Hausa.
Other tribal languages in all Sudan with some people speaking English.