How many people speak Afrikaans and Zulu?

Afrikaans vs Zulu Speaking Population

Under how many people speak Afrikaans and Zulu, you will get to compare Afrikaans vs Zulu speaking population. How many people speak Afrikaans and Zulu gives you the number of people speaking Afrikaans and Zulu in terms of percentage and millions. Worldwide, the number of people speaking Afrikaans language is 19.00 million and number of people speaking Zulu language is 30.00 million. Find the list of widely spoken languages on Most Spoken Languages. Percentage wise, speaking population of Afrikaans is Not Available and speaking population of Zulu is 0.16 %. For more detailed difference check out Afrikaans vs Zulu.

Afrikaans native speakers vs Zulu native speakers

How many people speak Afrikaans and Zulu languages tells about Afrikaans native speakers vs Zulu native speakers. The native language is also known as first language. Total 7.10 million people speak Afrikaans as native language while 12.00 million people speak Zulu as native language. You can also go to Afrikaans vs Zulu Dialects and find the total number of dialects in Afrikaans and Zulu language. In some regions, Afrikaans and Zulu languages are used as second language. There are 10.30 million speakers who use Afrikaans as second language and 16.00 million speakers who use Zulu as second language.

Native Names of Afrikaans and Zulu

Native names are used in the Afrikaans and Zulu Speaking Countries. Both Afrikaans and Zulu languages have their own native names.Under how many people speak Afrikaans and Zulu you will get to know the native names of Afrikaans and Zulu languages. The native name of Afrikaans is Afrikaans and native name of Zulu is isiZulu. The alternative names of Afrikaans and Zulu languages are as follows:

• Afrikaans alternative names are: Cape Dutch
• Zulu alternative names are: Isizulu, Zunda

The French name of Afrikaans is afrikaans whereas German name of Afrikaans is Afrikaans. The German name of Zulu is Zulu-Sprache whereas French name of Zulu is afrikaans.