ATTACHMENT A _List of Languages.pdf
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This document is an attachment listing approved languages for a federal contract opportunity. The list encompasses approximately 500 languages and language variants organized alphabetically across three pages. The languages represent diverse geographic regions and include major world languages such as Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, Arabic (with numerous regional variants including Modern Standard, Egyptian, Levantine, and Gulf), French, German, Russian, and Japanese, as well as numerous indigenous and minority languages such as Navajo, Cherokee, K'iche, Quechua, and various African languages including Swahili, Yoruba, Hausa, and Tigrinya. The list also includes creole languages, sign language, and categorical catch-all entries for Western European Languages, Eastern European Languages, Middle Eastern Languages, East and South Asian Languages, African Languages, and Central Asian Languages.
The document serves as a standardized reference for language service requirements in federal contracting, likely used to specify available interpretation or translation capabilities that contractors must provide. The comprehensive nature of the list indicates it may be applicable to solicitations requiring broad multilingual support across federal agencies, particularly those involving public-facing services, community engagement, or international operations. The inclusion of both major and minor languages suggests the contracting agency anticipates potential service delivery needs across diverse population groups and geographic areas.
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ATTACHMENT A: List of Languages
Languages
Afar Afrikaans Albanian
Amharic Arabic Arabic, Algerian
Arabic, Chadian Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, Gulf
Arabic, Hassaniya (includes
Mauritania)
Arabic, Iraqi Arabic, Khaliji
Arabic, Levantine (includes
Jordan, Lebaonon, Palestine, Syria)
Arabic, Libyan Arabic, Maghreb (includes Morrocco, Algeria, Tunisia)
Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic, Saudi Arabic, Sudanese
Arabic, Yemeni Armenian Armenian – Eastern
Armenian – Western Assyrian Avar/Dagestani
Aymara Azerbaijani, North (Azeri Turk) Azerbaijani, South (Azeri)
Bahasa (Indonesian) Balochi/Baluchi Bamanankan / Bambara
Basque Belarusian Bengali
Berber Berber – Kabyle Berber – Tamashek/Tamasheq
Berber - Tamazight Bhutanese/Dzongkha (dzo) Bikol
Bisayan Bosnian Brahui
Bulgarian Burmese / Myanmar Cambodian (Khmer)
Cape Verdean Creole Cebuano (Visaya) Chaldean (Aramaic)
Cham Chavacano (Philippine Creole
Spanish)
Chechen
Cherokee Chinese - Cantonese) Chinese - Chaozhou
Chinese - Fukinese, Northern Min, Foochow/Fuzhou, Minbei, Chinese – Fukienese, Southern Min, Amoy, Minnan, Taiwanese
Chinese - Gan Chinese – Hakka Chinese - Hui/Huizhou
Chinese- Jinyu/Jin Chinese - Mandarin Chinese - Sichuan/Szechuan
Chinese - Taishan/Toysan/Hoisan Chinese - Wenzhou Chinese – Wu/Hu/Shanghainese
Chinese –
Xiang/Hsiang/Hunanese
Chinese (Traditional or Simplified
Written)
Choctaw
Croatian Czech Danish
Dhivehi / Maldivian Dinka Dutch
English Caribbean Creole
(Jamaican Patois)
Estonian Ewe
Finnish Flemish French
Fulani (Fula) Ga Georgian
German Greek Guarani
Gujarati Guyanean Creole Haitian Creole
Hausa Hebrew Hindi
Hmong, Daw (White) Hmong, Mong Njua/Mong Leng
(Green/Blue)
Hungarian
Ibo/Igbo Icelandic Ilocano
Ilongo (Hiligaynon) Ingush (Ingushetia and Chechnya) Italian
Japanese Javanese Kabardian
Kachin (Jingpho) Kalenjin Kannada
Kanuri Karen/S’gaw Kashmiri
Kazakh K’iche Kinyarwanda
Kirundi Kisii Korean
Krio (West African Creole
English)
Kurdish – Behdini/Badini Kurdish, Kurmanji (Northern)
Kurdish, Sorani (Central) Kurdish, Xwasrin/Palewani (Southern)
Kuridsh, Luri Kyrgyz Lahu
Lanna Laotian (Lao) Latin
Latvian Lingala Lithuanian
Luganda / Ganda Macedonian Malagasy
Malay Malayalam Mam
Mandinka Marathi Mari (Cheremiss)
Mari (Cheremiss) – Meadow Mari
(Meadow-Eastern Mari)
Marshallese
Maranao/Maguindanao
(Mindanao)
Mina (Hina/Besleri)
Moldovan Mongolian Mooré
Navajo Nepali Norwegian
Nuer Oriya Oromo
Ovambo Palauan Pampangan (Kapampangan)
Pangasinan Papiamentu (Papiamento) Pashai (Pashayi)
Pashto - Afghan Pashto – Pakistani Pashto – Waziri
Persian – Afghan (Dari) Persian – Iranian (Farsi) Pidgin – Cameroonian
Pidgin – Nigerian Pohnpeian Polish
Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Continental/European Punjabi (spoken)
Punjabi – Eastern (written) Punjabi – Western (written) Q’anjob’al (Kanjobal)
Quechua (Runasimi) Rade (Rhade) Rohingyan
Romanian Russian Samal
Samoan Seraiki Serbian
Serbo Croatian Shan Shona
Sindhi Sinhalese (Sinhala) Slovak
Slovenian Somali Sose/Susu
Sotho Spanish Sranan Tongo (Suriname Creole)
Sundanese Swahili Swedish
Sylheti Tagalog Tajik
Tamil Tatar (Kazan) Tausug
Telugu Thai Tibetan
Tigrinya Tok Pisin (New Guinean Creole) Tongan
Turkish Turkmen (Turkoman) Twi
Ugandan Uighur/Uyghur Ukrainian
Umbundu Urdu Uzbek
Vietnamese Welsh Wolof
Xhosa Yakan Yiddish
Yoruba Zulu Zigula/Kizigua
Sign Language Other - Western European
Languages
Other - Eastern European Languages
Other - Middle Eastern Languages Other – East and South Asian
Languages
Other – African Languages
Other - Central Asian Languages
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