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| Kabul, Afghanistan |
Pashto and
Eastern Farsi* (co-official),
Turkmen,
Uzbek *Eastern Farsi is also known as Dari or
Dari Persian. |
| Kaliningrad |
Russian,
German |
| Kampala, Uganda |
English (official),
Luganda,
Swahili |
| Kavaratti, Lakshadweep
Islands, India |
Malayalam, English |
| Kathmandu, Nepal |
Nepali (official),
Bihari, Murmi , Newari, Tibetan |
| Khartoum, Sudan |
Arabic (official), Nubian,
Beja, Dinka, Nuer and many other native languages |
| Kiev, Ukraine |
Ukrainian (official),
Russian |
| Kigali, Rwanda |
French, Kinyarwanda (co-official) |
| Kingston, Jamaica |
English, Jamaican Patois |
| Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
English (official) |
| Kinshasa, Congo |
French (official), and hundreds of native
languages including
Kingwana, Luba,
Kongo,
Lingala,
Lunda, Mongo, Ruanda, Mangbeta, Zande. |
| Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, United Kingdom |
English,
Scottish Gaelic |
| Kishinev, Moldova |
Moldovan
(official),
Russian |
| Kolonia, Micronesia |
English (official), Trukese, Ponapean |
| Koror, Palau |
English, Palauan (co-official), Angar, Japanese, Sonsorolese, and Tobi are official languages of various
Palauan states. |
| Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia (Borneo) |
Malaysia:
Malay (official),
English, Mandarin Chinese and Indian
languages. |
| Kralendijk, Bonaire |
Dutch,
Papiamento |
| Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
Malay (official), English, Mandarin Chinese and Indian
languages. |
| Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia |
Malay (official), English, Mandarin Chinese and Indian
languages. |
| Kupang, Timor, Indonesia |
Indonesian (Official),
English |
| Kuwait City, Kuwait |
Arabic (official) |
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Kyoto, Japan |
Japanese |
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