Fula (34.6%) is mostly spoken in
Middle Guinea, where the major city is
Labé. It dominates in the
Labé and
Mamou regions where it is spoken by 94.5% and 92.4% of the populations respectively. Malinké (24.9%) is mostly spoken in
Upper Guinea, where
Kankan is the major city. It dominates the
Kankan Region where it is spoken by 87.1% of the population. Susu (17.7%) is mostly spoken in
Guinée maritime, where the capital is
Conakry. It dominates the
Kindia Region where it is spoken by 54.9% of the population and the plurality (37%) of
Conakry also speaks it. Koniaka (4.5%), Kissi (4.1%) and Kpelle (4%) are spoken in
Guinée Forestière. More specifically, Kpelle is spoken in
Nzérékoré and
Yomou. Kissi is spoken in
Guéckédou and
Kissidougou.
Kono is a language used in the south of Guinea, mostly in
Lola. French 70 - 80 % Local languages Susu Mandingo Fula Kissi Koniake Toma Gerze Baga .... == References ==