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Revision as of 06:00, 30 March 2013
Pos | Language | Family | Script | Speakers(Millions) | Where Spoken (Major) | Translators |
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1 | Mandarin | Sino-Tibetan | Chinese Characters | 1151 | China, Malaysia, Taiwan | Example |
2 | English | Indo-European | Latin | 1000 | USA, UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand | Example |
3 | Spanish | Indo-European | Latin | 500 | Mexico, Central and South America, Spain | Example |
4 | Hindi | Indo-European | Devanagari | 490 | North and Central India | Example |
5 | Russian | Indo-European | Cyrillic | 277 | Russia, Central Asia | Example |
6 | Arabic | Afro-Asiatic | Arabic | 255 | Middle East, Arabia, North Africa | Example |
7 | Portuguese | Indo-European | Latin | 240 | Brazil, Portugal, Southern Africa | Example |
8 | Bengali | Indo-European | Bengali | 215 | Bangladesh, Eastern India | Example |
9 | French | Indo-European | Latin | 200 | France, Canada, West Africa, Central Africa | Example |
10 | Malay, Indonesian | Malayo-Polynesian | Latin | 175 | Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore | Example |
11 | German | Indo-European | Latin | 166 | Germany, Austria, Central Europe | Example |
12 | Japanese | Altaic | Chinese Characters and 2 Japanese Alphabets | 132 | Japan | Example |
13 | Farsi (Persian) | Indo-European | Nastaliq | 110 | Iran, Afghanistan, Central Asia | Example |
14 | Urdu | Indo-European | Nastaliq | 104 | Pakistan, India | Example |
15 | Punjabi | Indo-European | Gurumukhi | 103 | Pakistan, India | Example |
16 | Wu | Sino-Tibetan | Chinese Characters | 90 | China | Example |
17 | Vietnamese | Austroasiatic | Based on Latin | 86 | Vietnam, China | Example |
18 | Javanese | Malayo-Polynesian | Javanese | 85 | Indonesia | Example |
19 | Tamil | Dravidian | Tamil | 78 | Southern India, Sri Lanka, Malyasia | Example |
20 | Korean | Altaic | Hangul | 78 | Korean Peninsula | Example |
21 | Turkish | Altaic | Latin | 75 | Turkey, Central Asia | Example |
22 | Telugu | Dravidian | Telugu | 74 | Southern India | Example |
23 | Marathi | Indo-European | Devanagari | 72 | Western India | Example |
24 | Italian | Indo-European | Latin | 62 | Italy, Central Europe | Example |
25 | Thai | Sino-Tibetan | Thai | 60 | Thailand, Laos | Example |
26 | Burmese | Sino-Tibetan | Burmese | 56 | Myanmar | Example |
27 | Cantonese | Sino-Tibetan | Chinese Characters | 55 | Southern China | Example |
28 | Kannada | Dravidian | Kannada | 47 | Southern India | Example |
29 | Gujarati | Indo-European | Gujarati | 46 | Western India, Kenya | Example |
30 | Polish | Indo-European | Latin | 46 | Poland, Central Europe | Example |
Albanian | Indo-European | Latin | 7.6 | Southeastern Europe | Example | |
Bulgarian | Indo-European | Cyrillic | 9.1 | Balkans | Example | |
Croatian | Indo-European | Latin | 5.5 | Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia | Example | |
Czech | Indo-European | Latin | 10 | Czech Republic | Example | |
Danish | Indo-European | Latin | 5.6 | Denmark, Greenland | Example | |
Dutch | Indo-European | Latin | 28 | Netherlands, Belgium, and Suriname | Example | |
Estonian | Uralic | Latin | 1 | Estonia | Example | |
Finnish | Uralic | Latin | 5 | Finland | Example | |
Greek | Indo-European | Greek | 13.1 | Greece, Cyprus | Example | |
Hungarian | Uralic | Latin | 15 | Hungary | Example | |
Latvian | Indo-European | Latin | 1.5 | Latvia | Example | |
Lithuanian | Indo-European | Latin | 3.2 | Lithuania | Example | |
Macedonian | Indo-European | Cyrillic | 2.5 | Macedonia | Example | |
Norwegian | Indo-European | Latin | 5 | Norway | Example | |
Romanian | Indo-European | Latin | 28 | Romania, Moldova | Example | |
Slovak | Indo-European | Latin | 7 | Slovakia, Czech Republic | Example |