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• Languages_of_South_Sudan abstract "South Sudan is a multilingual country, with over 60 indigenous languages spoken. The official language of the country is English, which was introduced in the region during the colonial era (see Anglo-Egyptian Sudan). The indigenous languages with the most speakers are Dinka, Nuer, Bari and Zande. In the capital city of Juba, an Arabic pidgin known as Juba Arabic is used by several thousand people.".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan thumbnail SPLA_-_Flickr_-_Al_Jazeera_English.jpg?width=300.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageExternalLink soudan-Sud.htm.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageID "32376174".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageLength "7425".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageOutDegree "64".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageRevisionID "671595132".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Abstand_and_ausbau_languages.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Anglo-Egyptian_Sudan.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Arab_League.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Arabic.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Arabic_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Baggara.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Baggara_Arabs.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Banda_languages.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Bari_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Boguru.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Bonga.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Category:Demographics_of_South_Sudan.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Category:Languages_of_South_Sudan.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Central_African_Republic.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Chadian_Arabic.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Colonisation_of_Africa.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Cuba.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Dialect_continuum.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Dinka_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink East_African_Community.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink English_in_the_Commonwealth_of_Nations.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink English_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Ethnologue.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Homa_(ritual).
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Indri.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Juba.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Juba_Arabic.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Kenya.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Laval_University.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Lingua_franca.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Lokoya_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Mangayat.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Mangayat_people.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Mittu.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Modern_Standard_Arabic.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Niger–Congo_languages.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Nilo-Saharan_languages.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Njalgulgule.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Nuer_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Pidgin.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Rejaf_Conference.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Sociolinguistic_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink South_Sudan.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Spanish_Language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Spanish_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Sudan.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Sudanese_Arabic.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Swahili_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Togoyo.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Ubangi_languages.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Ubangian_languages.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Laval.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink Zande_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLink File:SPLA_-_Flickr_-_Al_Jazeera_English.jpg.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLinkText "Languages of South Sudan".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageWikiLinkText "languages of South Sudan".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan country "South Sudan".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan extra English_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan extra Juba_Arabic.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan extralabel Lingua_franca.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan hasPhotoCollection Languages_of_South_Sudan.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan national Bari_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan national Dinka_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan national Nuer_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan national Zande_language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan national "and about 60 more".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan official "English".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Africa_in_topic.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Fr_icon.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Languages_of.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Languages_of_South_Sudan.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Portal.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:South_Sudan_topics.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan subject Category:Demographics_of_South_Sudan.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan subject Category:Languages_of_South_Sudan.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan hypernym Country.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan type Language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan type MusicalArtist.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan type Language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan type Language.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan type Thing.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan type Q315.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan type Q34770.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan comment "South Sudan is a multilingual country, with over 60 indigenous languages spoken. The official language of the country is English, which was introduced in the region during the colonial era (see Anglo-Egyptian Sudan). The indigenous languages with the most speakers are Dinka, Nuer, Bari and Zande. In the capital city of Juba, an Arabic pidgin known as Juba Arabic is used by several thousand people.".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan label "Languages of South Sudan".
• Languages_of_South_Sudan sameAs Langues_au_Soudan_du_Sud.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan sameAs m.0jt8qr0.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan sameAs Языки_Южного_Судана.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan sameAs Језици_Јужног_Судана.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan sameAs Мови_в_Південному_Судані.
• Languages_of_South_Sudan sameAs Q3217437.

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