Ghana

65 languages spoken mainly here:

• 2.25 million speakers of Ewe
• 1.05 million speakers of Abron
• 820,000 speakers of Farefare
• 800,000 speakers of Adangme
• 800,000 speakers of Dagbani
• 700,000 speakers of Dagaare, Southern
• 600,000 speakers of Ga
• 500,000 speakers of Konkomba
• 420,000 speakers of Kusaal
• 309,000 speakers of Wasa
• 262,000 speakers of Nzima
• 250,000 speakers of Sehwi
• 230,000 speakers of Gonja
• 220,000 speakers of Mampruli
• 180,000 speakers of Awutu
• 142,000 speakers of Ahanta
• 125,000 speakers of Birifor, Southern
• 120,000 speakers of Bimoba
• 111,000 speakers of Cherepon
• 105,000 speakers of Sisaala, Tumulung
• 74,000 speakers of Larteh
• 69,000 speakers of Chumburung
• 66,000 speakers of Anufo
• 61,000 speakers of Nafaanra
• 60,200 speakers of Gua
• 58,000 speakers of Krache
• 48,900 speakers of Lelemi
• 36,000 speakers of Paasaal
• 30,000 speakers of Sisaala, Western
• 28,000 speakers of Nkonya
• 27,000 speakers of Siwu
• 24,000 speakers of Avatime
• 23,400 speakers of Sekpele
• 16,000 speakers of Tampulma
• 15,000 speakers of Ligbi
• 14,000 speakers of Nawuri
• 13,500 speakers of Vagla
• 11,400 speakers of Tuwuli
• 11,300 speakers of Selee
• 10,900 speakers of Delo
• 10,400 speakers of Gikyode
• 8,200 speakers of Dwang
• 7,500 speakers of Logba
• 6,800 speakers of Hanga
• 6,400 speakers of Nyangbo
• 6,000 speakers of Chakali
• 4,400 speakers of Tafi
• 4,000 speakers of Safaliba
• 3,800 speakers of Konni
• 3,400 speakers of Adamorobe Sign Language
• 3,000 speakers of Chala
• 3,000 speakers of Kamara
• 2,300 speakers of Kantosi
• 2,000 speakers of Adangbe
• 1,800 speakers of Nchumbulu
• 1,600 speakers of Kplang
• 700 speakers of Animere
• 100 speakers of Dompo
• Deg
• Nkami
• Buli (Ghana)
• Ghanaian Sign Language
• Jwira-Pepesa
• Wali (Ghana)