Australia
About 22.881 million people live in Australia. Capital is Canberra. Located in Pacific. Currency is the Dollar (aud). Telephone prefix is +61
Andegerebinha is the main language of Australia
148 languages spoken mainly here:
- 23,400 speakers of Creole, Torres Strait
- 14,000 speakers of Australian Sign Language
- 3,000 speakers of Kala Lagaw Ya
- 3,000 speakers of Warlpiri
- 2,500 speakers of Pitjantjatjara
- 2,200 speakers of Arrernte, Eastern
- 1,500 speakers of Alyawarr
- 1,500 speakers of Gunwinggu
- 1,500 speakers of Tiwi
- 1,200 speakers of Ngaanyatjarra
- 1,000 speakers of Anindilyakwa
- 1,000 speakers of Arrarnta, Western
- 1,000 speakers of Walmajarri
- 800 speakers of Anmatyerre
- 700 speakers of Martu Wangka
- 500 speakers of Dhuwal
- 500 speakers of Nyangumarta
- 500 speakers of Yindjibarndi
- 400 speakers of Burarra
- 400 speakers of Dhangu
- 400 speakers of Djambarrpuyngu
- 400 speakers of Gupapuyngu
- 300 speakers of Gumatj
- 300 speakers of Kukatja
- 300 speakers of Meriam
- 300 speakers of Nangikurrunggurr
- 300 speakers of Nunggubuyu
- 300 speakers of Ritarungo
- 200 speakers of Dayi
- 200 speakers of Djinang
- 200 speakers of Garawa
- 200 speakers of Gurinji
- 200 speakers of Iwaidja
- 200 speakers of Jaru
- 200 speakers of Kaytetye
- 200 speakers of Maung
- 200 speakers of Ngarinman
- 200 speakers of Pintiini
- 200 speakers of Rembarunga
- 200 speakers of Thayore
- 200 speakers of Warumungu
- 200 speakers of Yankunytjatjara
- 100 speakers of Djauan
- 100 speakers of Djeebbana
- 100 speakers of Djinba
- 100 speakers of Gooniyandi
- 100 speakers of Nakara
- 100 speakers of Ngarinyin
- 100 speakers of Ngarluma
- 100 speakers of Umpila
- 100 speakers of Wikalkan
- 100 speakers of Yanyuwa
- Ami
- Kriol
- Alawa
- Adnyamathanha
- Amarag
- Amarag
- Antakarinya
- Australian Aborigines Sign Language
- Badimaya
- Bandjalang
- Bardi
- Bayungu
- Bidyara
- Broome Pearling Lugger Pidgin
- Bunaba
- Darling
- Dhalandji
- Dhargari
- Djamindjung
- Djingili
- Dyangadi
- Dyirbal
- Gagadu
- Gamilaraay
- Gugubera
- Guguyimidjir
- Guragone
- Gurdjar
- Kanju
- Karadjeri
- Kayardild
- Kitja
- Kuku-Muminh
- Kuku-Uwanh
- Kuku-Yalanji
- Kumbainggar
- Kunbarlang
- Kunggara
- Kunjen
- Kurrama
- Kuuku-Ya'u
- Kwini
- Lardil
- Madngele
- Manda (Australia)
- Mangarayi
- Mara
- Maranunggu
- Maridan
- Maridjabin
- Marimanindji
- Maringarr
- Marithiel
- Mariyedi
- Marriammu
- Marti Ke
- Martuyhunira
- Miriwung
- Mudbura
- Mullukmulluk
- Murrinh-Patha
- Ngadjunmaya
- Ngalkbun
- Ngarla
- Nhanda
- Nhuwala
- Nijadali
- Nyamal
- Nyigina
- Nyunga
- Pakanha
- Panytyima
- Pini
- Pinigura
- Pintupi-Luritja
- Tyaraity
- Wadjiginy
- Wageman
- Wajarri
- Wambaya
- Wangaaybuwan-Ngiyambaa
- Wanman
- Wardaman
- Warlmanpa
- Wik-Iiyanh
- Wik-Me'anha
- Wik-Mungkan
- Wik-Ngathana
- Wikngenchera
- Worora
- Wunambal
- Yan-nhangu
- Yawuru
- Yidiny
- Yinggarda
- Yir Yoront
55 languages also spoken here:
- 18.17 million speakers of English
- 316,900 speakers of Italian (Italiano)
- 252,200 speakers of Greek, Modern (Ελληνικά)
- 244,600 speakers of Chinese, Cantonese (粤语)
- 220,600 speakers of Chinese, Mandarin (普通话)
- 124,400 speakers of Spanish (Español)
- 40,200 speakers of Dutch (Nederlands)
- 12,000 speakers of Japanese (日本語)
- 5,000 speakers of Angloromani
- 800 speakers of Piu
- 500 speakers of Duala
- 200 speakers of Karawa
- German (Deutsch)
- Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)
- Korean (한국말)
- Turkish (Türkçe)
- Polish (Język Polski)
- Romanian / Moldovan
- Persian, Iranian (فارسی)
- Uzbek, Northern
- Hungarian (Magyar)
- Serbian (Српски)
- Kurdish, Northern
- Sylheti (ছিলটী)
- Uighur (ئۇيغۇرچە)
- Afrikaans
- Hebrew (עִבְרִית)
- Lao
- Piemontese
- Lithuanian (Lietuvių)
- Slovenian (Slovenščina)
- Hmong Njua
- Tai Dam
- Basque
- Adygei
- Maltese
- Yiddish, Eastern
- Cham, Western
- Neo-Aramaic, Chaldean
- Neo-Aramaic, Assyrian
- Mambae
- Turoyo
- Scottish, Traveller
- Pukapuka
- Mandaic
- Senaya
- Unserdeutsch
- Estonian, Standard
- Gaelic
- Hindi, Fiji
- Latvian, Standard
- Malay, Cocos Islands
- Nung (Viet Nam)
- Pitcairn-Norfolk
- Tonga (Tonga Islands)
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