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| Dakar, Senegal | French (official), Diola (Dyula), Fulani, Malinke, Wolof and other native languages. | ||||
| Damascus, Syria | Arabic (official), Armenian, Kurdish | ||||
| Damascus, Syria | Arabic (official), Armenian, Kurdish | ||||
| Dar es Salaam, Tanzania | Swahili, English (co-official) and over 100 other native languages. | ||||
| New Delhi, India | Hindi and English (associate official). About 150 languages are spoken in India. (See the India page for a list of the ones for which we have language pages.) | ||||
| Denpasar, Bali | Indonesian, Balinese, Madura | ||||
| Dhaka, Bangladesh | Bengali, Chittagonian, Urdu | ||||
| Dili, East Timor | Indonesian, Portuguese, Tetun | ||||
| Djibouti, Djibouti | French, Arabic (co-official), Afar, Somali | ||||
| Doha, Qatar | Arabic (official), English | ||||
| Douglas, Isle of Man | English | ||||
| Dublin, Ireland | English, Irish Gaelic (co-official) | ||||
| Dushanbe, Tajikistan | Tajiki (official), Russian , Uzbek | ||||
| Dzaoudzi, Mayotte | French | ||||
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