On a map, Belgium looks like one country but is at least two, and arguably three, divided by language, wealth and politics. French-speaking Wallonia makes up just over half the landmass of Belgium ...

However in Belgium there isn’t one language which is more prevalent than the others, making it linguistically diverse. 2. Kevin De Bruyne is a Flemish speaker Credit: ... please use the Site Map.

Despite being a relatively small country, two major languages are spoken around Belgium. French and Dutch are spoken by 99 percent of the population, whilst some small eastern areas speak German.

Belgium is a unique country in Europe. While most countries speak their own language, Belgium is actually divided mostly by Dutch and French (with a smidge of German thrown in for good measure).

WEMMEL, Belgium Most of the families living in this well-to-do community on the outskirts of Brussels are French-speaking. But the law for this region of Belgium says that all official town ...

Belgium, which is divided between the Flemish majority in the north and Walloon south, has three official languages, Dutch, French and German, with laws to uphold the rights of each "linguistic ...

However in Belgium there isn’t one language which is more prevalent than the others, making it linguistically diverse. 3. Kevin De Bruyne is a Flemish speaker Credit: ... please use the Site Map.