Cameroun (Cameroon)

234 languages spoken mainly here:

• 668,700 speakers of Fulfulde, Adamawa
• 577,700 speakers of Ewondo
• 300,000 speakers of Yemba
• 215,000 speakers of Bamun
• 210,000 speakers of Medumba
• 136,000 speakers of Mafa
• 125,000 speakers of Tupuri
• 106,000 speakers of Oroko
• 100,000 speakers of Kako
• 100,000 speakers of Akoose
• 100,000 speakers of Ngiemboon
• 80,000 speakers of Makaa
• 73,000 speakers of Limbum
• 65,000 speakers of Kenyang
• 61,500 speakers of Musgu
• 60,000 speakers of Bafia
• 60,000 speakers of Giziga, South
• 54,000 speakers of Gidar
• 50,500 speakers of Ngwo
• 50,100 speakers of Mungaka
• 50,000 speakers of Bafut
• 50,000 speakers of Bakoko
• 45,000 speakers of Mpongmpong
• 45,000 speakers of Ngombale
• 40,800 speakers of Yamba
• 40,500 speakers of Psikye
• 40,000 speakers of Oku
• 38,700 speakers of Pomo
• 37,000 speakers of Ngie
• 36,000 speakers of Mbembe, Tigon
• 35,300 speakers of Tunen
• 35,000 speakers of Mmen
• 34,000 speakers of Mundani
• 32,200 speakers of Mokpwe
• 30,000 speakers of Bakaka
• 30,000 speakers of Koonzime
• 30,000 speakers of Mambila, Cameroon
• 30,000 speakers of Parkwa
• 27,500 speakers of Mofu, North
• 26,700 speakers of Aghem
• 26,000 speakers of Tuki
• 25,000 speakers of Hdi
• 25,000 speakers of Noone
• 25,000 speakers of Tikar
• 24,700 speakers of Mfumte
• 24,600 speakers of Pinyin
• 24,000 speakers of Bebele
• 23,500 speakers of Wandala
• 22,500 speakers of Babanki
• 20,000 speakers of Esimbi
• 20,000 speakers of Fali, South
• 20,000 speakers of Giziga, North
• 20,000 speakers of Kwanja
• 20,000 speakers of Mengaka
• 20,000 speakers of Mengisa
• 19,000 speakers of Awing
• 18,800 speakers of Ngemba
• 18,800 speakers of Ngomba
• 18,000 speakers of Doyayo
• 18,000 speakers of Matal
• 17,500 speakers of Daba
• 17,000 speakers of Karang
• 17,000 speakers of Mbum
• 17,000 speakers of Mazagway
• 17,000 speakers of Nyong
• 16,000 speakers of Mpade
• 16,000 speakers of Fali, North
• 15,500 speakers of Ncane
• 15,200 speakers of Bamunka
• 15,000 speakers of Muyang
• 15,000 speakers of Peere
• 14,500 speakers of Bambalang
• 14,000 speakers of Mesaka
• 13,500 speakers of Bangolan
• 13,500 speakers of Vengo
• 13,000 speakers of Mbuko
• 12,800 speakers of Baba
• 12,500 speakers of Kenswei Nsei
• 12,400 speakers of Wushi
• 12,400 speakers of Wushi
• 11,200 speakers of Denya
• 11,000 speakers of Mefele
• 10,500 speakers of Wuzlam
• 10,000 speakers of Kwakum
• 10,000 speakers of Lagwan
• 10,000 speakers of Lefa
• 10,000 speakers of Merey
• 10,000 speakers of Suga
• 10,000 speakers of Usaghade
• 9,500 speakers of Byep
• 9,200 speakers of Ngoshie
• 8,500 speakers of Bafanji
• 8,500 speakers of Moloko
• 8,500 speakers of Vame
• 8,400 speakers of Bafaw-Balong
• 8,000 speakers of Ngamambo
• 7,300 speakers of Bamukumbit
• 7,000 speakers of Buwal
• 7,000 speakers of Dugun
• 7,000 speakers of Gavar
• 7,000 speakers of Nsari
• 6,900 speakers of Weh
• 6,400 speakers of Elip
• 6,000 speakers of Bebil
• 6,000 speakers of Malgbe
• 6,000 speakers of Mbedam
• 6,000 speakers of Ndemli
• 6,000 speakers of Nomaande
• 5,300 speakers of Bamali
• 5,300 speakers of Manta
• 5,300 speakers of Mmaala
• 5,200 speakers of Menka
• 5,100 speakers of Sharwa
• 5,000 speakers of Bassossi
• 5,000 speakers of Caka
• 5,000 speakers of Cuvok
• 5,000 speakers of Dugwor
• 5,000 speakers of Duupa
• 5,000 speakers of Laimbue
• 4,500 speakers of Kemezung
• 4,200 speakers of Gyele
• 4,000 speakers of Bamenyam
• 4,000 speakers of Wumboko
• 3,700 speakers of Yambeta
• 3,500 speakers of Njyem
• 3,000 speakers of Barombi
• 3,000 speakers of Beba
• 3,000 speakers of Befang
• 3,000 speakers of Bonkeng
• 3,000 speakers of Dek
• 3,000 speakers of Gimme
• 3,000 speakers of Gimnime
• 3,000 speakers of Kwaja
• 3,000 speakers of Naki
• 3,000 speakers of Ndaktup
• 3,000 speakers of Wawa
• 2,800 speakers of Zizilivakan
• 2,700 speakers of Bangandu
• 2,600 speakers of Ambele
• 2,600 speakers of Dzodinka
• 2,500 speakers of Dii
• 2,500 speakers of Bebe
• 2,500 speakers of Ipulo
• 2,500 speakers of Kolbila
• 2,400 speakers of Jukun Takum
• 2,400 speakers of Longto
• 2,300 speakers of Tsuvan
• 2,300 speakers of Yangben
• 2,200 speakers of Balo
• 2,200 speakers of Malimba
• 2,200 speakers of Nkongho
• 2,000 speakers of Abar
• 2,000 speakers of Cung
• 1,800 speakers of Njen
• 1,500 speakers of Busam
• 1,500 speakers of Kendem
• 1,500 speakers of Mbonga
• 1,500 speakers of Mbule
• 1,400 speakers of Akum
• 1,400 speakers of Tibea
• 1,000 speakers of Iyive
• 1,000 speakers of Koshin
• 1,000 speakers of Mundabli
• 1,000 speakers of Tuotomb
• 900 speakers of Hya
• 800 speakers of Eman
• 800 speakers of Nubaca
• 600 speakers of Bubia
• 500 speakers of Majera
• 500 speakers of Mser
• 400 speakers of Beezen
• 400 speakers of Hijuk
• 400 speakers of Osatu
• 300 speakers of Bakole
• 200 speakers of Maslam
• 100 speakers of Dimbong
• To
• Bana
• Mambai
• Dama
• Ngwe
• Kuk
• Kung
• Yasa
• Duala
• Bum
• Atong
• Baka (Cameroon)
• Baldemu
• Bambili-Bambui
• Basa (Cameroon)
• Bati (Cameroon)
• Bulu (Cameroon)
• Bung
• Busuu
• Eton (Cameroon)
• Fang (Cameroon)
• Fe'fe'
• Gbaya-Mbodomo
• Ghomálá'
• Iceve-Maci
• Isu (Fako Division)
• Isu (Menchum Division)
• Jimi (Cameroon)
• Jina
• Kol (Cameroon)
• Kom (Cameroon)
• Kwa'
• Kwasio
• La'bi
• Lamnso'
• Leti (Cameroon)
• Luo (Cameroon)
• Mada (Cameroon)
• Mbe'
• Mbo (Cameroon)
• Mbu'
• Mendankwe-Nkwen
• Meta'
• Mina (Cameroon)
• Mofu-Gudur
• Mono (Cameroon)
• Nda'nda'
• Ndai
• Nugunu (Cameroon)
• Oblo
• Pam
• Pidgin, Cameroon
• So (Cameroon)
• Twendi
• Vute
• Zhoa
• Zulgo-Gemzek
• Zumaya