Islam in London - Most Spoken Languages

Most Spoken Languages

as first language

  • Turkish language - 230,000 (Turkish and Turkish Cypriot community)
  • Punjabi language/Pothwari language - 180,000 (Pakistani community)
  • Urdu language/Hindi language - 33,000 (Indian and Pakistani community)
  • Gujarati language - 75,000 (Indian and Pakistani community)
  • Bengali language/Sylheti language - 161,000 (Bangladeshi and Indian community)
  • Malayalam language - 12,000 (Indian community)
  • Tamil language - 35,000 (Sri Lankan and Indian community)
  • Arabic language - 145,000 (Arab communities)
  • Somali language - 140,000 (Somali community)
  • Amharic language - 52,000 (Ethiopian and Eritrean community)
  • Kurdish language - 42,000 (Kurdish community)
  • Hausa language - 70,000 (Nigerian community)
  • Pashtu language - 55,000 (Pakistani and Afghan community)
  • Sindhi language - 25,000 (Pakistani and Indian community)

as second language

  • Urdu language/Hindi language - 133,000 (Pakistani and Indian community)
  • Arabic language - 455,000 (Pakistani, Somali, Indian, Bangladeshi and other communities)

iranian 58.000

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