فهرست کشورها بر پایه شمار زبان‌های رسمی

اینجا فهرست کشورها بر پایه شمار زبان‌های رسمی ارائه شده‌است. تنها کشورهایی با سه یا بیش از سه زبان رسمی در این فهرست آمده‌اند.

فهرست
کشورملیشامل اقلیت منبع
 بولیوی۳۷۳۷ [1]
 هند۲۲۲۲ [2]
 تایوان۱۸۱۸ [3]
 زیمبابوه۱۶۱۶ [4]
 آفریقای جنوبی۱۱۱۱ [5]
 نروژ۸۸
  سوئیس۴۴ [6]
 سنگاپور۴۴ [7]
 بلژیک۳۳ [8]
 بوسنی و هرزگوین۳۳ [9]
 بوروندی۳۳ [10]
 کومور۳۳ [11]
 اکوادور۳۱۵ [12]
 گینه استوایی۳۳ [13]
 فیجی۳۳ [14]
 لوکزامبورگ۳۳ [15]
 نیوزیلند۳۳ [16]
 پاپوآ گینه نو۳۳ [17]
 رواندا۳۳ [18]
 سیشل۳۳ [19]
 وانواتو۳۳ [20]

جستارهای وابسته

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