Languages of Burundi
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| Languages of Burundi | |
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| Official languages | Kirundi, English, French |
| Sign languages | American Sign Language (Francophone African Sign Language) |
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A view of Bujumbura with signs in French and English
The cultural language of Burundi is Kirundi. The official languages of Burundi are English, French and Kirundi, all with the same weight.[1]
Swahili is also spoken. Education for deaf individuals uses American Sign Language, introduced by the deaf American missionary Andrew Foster. No other languages are spoken natively in any significant numbers.
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Schools in Burundi
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