New Zealand is a beautiful country with a population of about 4,596,000 people. The number of individual languages listed for New Zealand is 4. All are living languages. Of these, 2 are indigenous and 2 are non-indigenous. Furthermore, 1 is institutional and 3 are in trouble. The principal language spoken in New Zealand in New Zealand is English and the largest ethnic group are the Maori. There are also some indigenous languages in New Zealand. Some of these are; Afrikaans (27,400), Angloromani (1,300), Arabic (9,850), Fijian (4,980), French (49,100), Gujarati (15,900), Hindi (66,300), Italian (8,510), Japanese (20,900), Khmer (6,040), Korean (26,400), Mandarin Chinese (52,300), Niue (5,690), Pukapuka (1,500), Rakahanga-Manihiki (2,500), Rarotongan (8,100), Samoan (86,400), Spanish (27,000), Standard German (36,600), Tagalog (29,000), Tokelauan (2,800), Tongan (31,800), Tuvaluan (600) and Yue Chinese (44,600).