Languages in Sudan

If you have never been to Sudan, you better need to visit the state as the country is very beautiful with utmost natural beauty. Sudanese are beautiful tall people speaking their own native language i.e. Sudanese Arabic. English is also one of the spoken languages in Sudan but is not first or native.It  maybe second or maybe third. Arabic is of the most difficult languages actually but maybe easier to be spoken languages in Sudan as they feel comfortable speaking it and each of their generations, youths, teenagers, elders, and almost everyone feel proud speaking the same. You would find it amazing and the most entertaining that there are approx.

Languages in Sudan

110 or more languages in Sudan spoken as native over there having more than 490 accents but the widely as well as internationally, Sudanese Arabic stands at the top. Arabic spoken out of all languages in Sudan is of various types.First of them include normal Arabic other includes Sudanese, third being

• Najdi,
• Fourth including Hejazi,
• Fifth being Chadic.

The second and third ones mentioned i.e. Najdi and Hejazi are the languages in Sudan spoken in mid northern as well as eastern areas. Chadic Arabic is the best of languages in Sudan after Sudanese and is spoken in western areas of Sudan and most of the people including Baggara and other African Arabic tribes speak the same. Languages play a vital role especially if you are new to the country and may lead you to the problems if you can’t communicate in home country language to the residents for daily chores.

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