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I guess all of us is speaking Wakandan here.
In the comics, Wakanda has three official languages: Wakandan, Yoruba and Hausa.[1] In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, characters from Wakanda are portrayed speaking the South African Xhosa language.[44][45] The Jabari Tribe are portrayed speaking a dialect similar to Igbo from Nigeria.[46][47]
In the 2018 film Black Panther and its 2022 sequel, the Wakandan language is depicted as being written in a Wakandan writing system based on the Nsibidi writing system; the Wakandan writing system was created for the film by production designer Hannah Beachler.[48] According to designer Zach Fannin, it was also inspired by Tifinagh, Ancient South Arabian and Bamum script
Here is my proof! Taken from Wikipedia! Hopefully you believe me now! We only speak english for your sake!
And all of that, after we wakandans saved the world. And by world I mean america.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=07BQNEAXs_s&pp=ygUJQW1iYXR1a2Ft