The statement "Four of the most commonly spoken languages in sub-Saharan Africa are used in Nigeria" best describes the diverse linguistic landscape of sub-Saharan Africa. This region is home to a multitude of languages, with Nigeria alone being one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world, featuring several major languages such as Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, and Fulfulde. The other statements are inaccurate in that they either generalize the linguistic situation or overlook the complexity of languages spoken in the region.
Which statement best describes the languages spoken in sub-Saharan Africa?
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Everyone in sub-Saharan Africa speaks the same language.
Everyone in sub-Saharan Africa speaks the same language. - no response given
Sub-Saharan African languages are derived from European languages.
Sub-Saharan African languages are derived from European languages. - no response given
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. - no response given
Four of the most commonly spoken languages in sub-Saharan Africa are used in Nigeria.
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