Although Australia does not legally have an official language and English is not the country's official language, it is spoken almost everywhere.
Indigenous peoples, such as the Australian Aborigines, speak Australian languages, which are divided into a variety of language families and groups. Despite such a large number, the total number of their speakers is small - no more than 56.000 people.
In Australia, the languages of the immigrant groups are also spoken, primarily Chinese, Italian and Greek.