However, there are a few countries with a mix of two:
* Angola: Portuguese is the official language, but French and Spanish are spoken by smaller communities.
* Mozambique: Similar to Angola, Portuguese is the official language, but French and Spanish are spoken by some, particularly in areas bordering French-speaking countries or with historical ties to Spain.
* Equatorial Guinea: Spanish is the official language, but French and Portuguese are spoken by some due to the country's proximity to French- and Portuguese-speaking countries.
It's important to note that while some people in these countries may speak these languages, they are not official languages and their use is limited compared to the main language.