What language is spoken in Australia?

The official language of Australia is English. Most citizens also speak English, and some immigrants speak some other languages.

Australia has a population of 24.86 million (2065438+March 2008). British and Irish descendants account for 74%, Asians account for 5%, aborigines account for 2.7%, and other ethnic groups account for 18.3%. The official language is English. About 63.9% residents believe in Christianity, and 5.9% residents believe in Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism and other religions. The population with no religious belief or unknown religious belief accounts for 30.2%.

The ancestors of most Australians are 19 and British immigrants in the 20th century, and there are many people from other countries. 37. 13% claimed to be Australian, followed by 3 1.65% English Australian, 9.08% Irish Australian, 7.56% Scottish Australian, 4.29% Italian Australian, 4.09% German Australian, 3.37% China Australian and/kloc-.

Located between the South Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, it consists of islands and overseas territories such as Australia and Tasmania. It faces the Coral Sea and tasman sea in the Pacific Ocean in the east, and the Indian Ocean and its marginal seas in the north, west and south. The coastline is 36,735 kilometers long. The north is tropical, and most of it belongs to temperate zone. The annual average temperature in the north is 27℃, and that in the south is 65438 04℃.