Question

senegal
guinea - bissau
central african republic
nigeria
chad
the official language of this country is french.
but if you wanted to communicate with a larger
number of people there, it would be more
useful to learn wolof.
this country is the only country in west and
central africa that counts an indigenous
language, sango, as one of its official
languages.
hundreds of languages are spoken in this
country! english is the most widely spoken
language, though it is often spoken as a second
or third language.
french is one of the official languages of this
country. the other official language shows the
similarities between this country and the
arabic - speaking countries of north africa.

Explanation:

1. Senegal has French as an official language, and Wolof is the most widely spoken native language used by most of the population for daily communication.
2. The Central African Republic is the only country in West and Central Africa that has Sango, an indigenous language, as an official language alongside French.
3. Nigeria has hundreds of local languages, and English (introduced by colonial rule) is the most widely used official/lingua franca, often as a second or third language for most citizens.
4. Chad has French and Arabic as its two official languages; Arabic links it culturally to Arabic-speaking North African nations.

Answer:

1. The official language of this country is French. But if you wanted to communicate with a larger number of people there, it would be more useful to learn Wolof. → Senegal
2. This country is the only country in West and Central Africa that counts an indigenous language, Sango, as one of its official languages. → Central African Republic
3. Hundreds of languages are spoken in this country! English is the most widely spoken language, though it is often spoken as a second or third language. → Nigeria
4. French is one of the official languages of this country. The other official language shows the similarities between this country and the Arabic-speaking countries of North Africa. → Chad