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| Cagliari, Sardinia |
Italian official),
Catalan (town of Alghero),
Sardinian |
| Cairo, Egypt |
Arabic
(Egyptian dialect) (official),
English,
French |
| Kolkata (Calcutta) India |
Bengali,
Hindi, English
(associate official). About 150
languages are spoken in various parts of India |
| Canberra, Australia |
English,
and various aboriginal languages including
Aranda (Arunta) and Murngin. |
| Cancun, Mexico |
Spanish (official)
and Amerindian languages |
| Cape Town, South Africa |
Afrikaans,
English,
Ndebele,
Pedi, Swazi, Sesotho, SiSwati, Sotho, Tswana, Venda,
Xhosa,
Zulu, and
Fanakalo
(a Zulu jargon spoken in the mines) |
| Capital Hill, Northern Mariana Islands |
English,
Chamorro, Carolinian |
| Caracas, Venezuela |
Spanish (official), and Indian
languages such as
Pamon,
Arawak and
Carib. |
| Cardiff, Wales |
English,
Welsh |
| Castries, Saint Lucia |
English (official),
Saint Lucian Creole |
| Cayenne, French Guiana |
French,
French Creole |
| Charolette Amalie, U. S. Virgin
Islands |
English |
| Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island,
Canada |
English,
French
(co-official) |
| Chicago, United States |
English, Spanish and many other
languages |
| Christiansted , St. Croix |
English |
| Cockburn Town, Turks and Caicos |
English |
| Colombo, Sri Lanka |
Sinhala (Sinhalese), Tamil (Sri Lanka dialect)
(co-official),
English |
| Conakry, Guinea |
French (official),
Fulani,
Gola, Kissi, Loma, Malinke, Susu |
| Copenhagen, Denmark |
Danish |
| Cruz Bay, St. John |
English |
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