Languages 1-24
24 entries in the Languages compendium.
Hungarian languageA Ugric language of the Uralic family, spoken by 14 million.Igbo languagePrincipal native language of the Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria.Indonesian languageOfficial language of Indonesia, standardized from Malay.Italian languageRomance language standardised from literary Florentine Tuscan, widely spoken in Europe andJapanese languageIt is an agglutinative, mora-timed language with a complex writing system combining ChinesJavanese languageLargest Austronesian language by native speakers, spoken across Indonesia and abroad.KannadaA classical Dravidian language with 1,200 years of literary history.Kazakh languageTurkic language of Kazakhstan with vowel harmony and agglutinative structure.Khmer languageOfficial language of Cambodia, spoken by millions across Southeast Asia.Korean languageKorean is a Koreanic language official in both North and South Korea.Kurdish languageNorthwestern Iranian language continuum of the Kurdish people.Malagasy languageAustronesian language of Madagascar, with diverse dialects and rich history.Malay languageAustronesian language official in four nations, spoken by millions.MalayalamA Dravidian classical language of Kerala and the Malayali people.Mandarin ChineseLargest Sinitic language branch, basis of Standard Chinese.Marathi languageClassical Indo-Aryan language of Maharashtra with 83 million speakers.Middle EnglishMiddle English was the language of England after the Norman Conquest.Min ChineseA diverse Sinitic language group with deep historical roots.Modern EnglishModern English is the global lingua franca since the Great Vowel Shift.LatinClassical language of the Roman Republic and Empire.Indo-Aryan languagesThe Indo-Aryan languages (or sometimes Indic languages) are a branch of the Indo-Iranian lIndo-European languagesA language family spoken by 42% of the global population.Iranian languagesBranch of Indo-Iranian languages spoken by Iranian peoples.Kartvelian languagesA primary language family indigenous to the South Caucasus.
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