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Sub-Saharan African languages are derived from European languages.
Sub-Saharan African languages are derived from European languages.
The six most commonly spoken languages in sub-Saharan Africa are all members of the Bantu language family.
The six most commonly spoken languages in sub-Saharan Africa are all members of the Bantu language family.
Everyone in sub-Saharan Africa speaks the same language.
Everyone in sub-Saharan Africa speaks the same language.
Four of the most commonly spoken languages in sub-Saharan Africa are used in Nigeria.
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The statement that best describes the languages spoken in sub-Saharan Africa is:
Four of the most commonly spoken languages in sub-Saharan Africa are used in Nigeria.
This reflects the linguistic diversity and the prominence of Nigeria as a multilingual nation within sub-Saharan Africa.
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