Linguistic Map of Languages and Dialects in Europe priority given to dialects and indigenous


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Map of the Languages of Europe. You can click on the map above to get a visual relationship of the languages and the countries they are attached to. We recognise that the term "official language" can be somewhat debated. So what we have put together here is a map of the most spoken/official language of the countries of Europe.


Languages of Europe

1. Russian Russian is the most spoken language in Europe, with roughly 160 million native speakers. It's the official language of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgistan, and some other post-soviet countries: Ukraine, Moldova, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Tadjikistan, Uzbekistan.


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Map of languages and language families of Europe by Jakub Marian Tip: See my list of the Most Com­mon Mis­takes in Eng­lish. It will teach you how to avoid mis­takes with com­mas, pre­pos­i­tions, ir­reg­u­lar verbs, and much more.


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Lithuania Luxembourg Netherlands Slovakia Sweden Argentina-European Union relations Armenia-European Union relations Australia-European Union relations Brazil-European Union relations Canada-European Union relations China-European Union relations European Union-NATO relations Georgia-European Union relations Iceland-European Union relations


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Albanian; Finno-Ugric languages: Finnish, Hungarian, Estonian; Baltic languages: Latvian and Lithuanian; Celtic languages: Irish, Breton, Manx, Cornish, Welsh, Scottish Gaellic. Statistics by number of native speakers worldwide (top 5 for each linguistic family): Romance languages Spanish (410 million speakers); Portuguese (250 million speakers);


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Map showing minority/majority languages.Image by jakubmarian.com. Language Families ‍Indo-European It's estimated that 94% of Europeans speak languages from the "Indo-European" (IE) language family, which has many subfamilies, such as Romance languages, Germanic languages, Slavic languages and Celtic languages. The "Indo" part shows that it also has an Eastern branch, indicating.


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Fi­nally, on the map of the third most spo­ken for­eign lan­guages, we can see that Ger­man is quite pop­u­lar in most of Eu­rope, and that Ro­mance lan­guages other than French are also mod­er­ately pop­u­lar.


Official languages of European countries

Countries of Europe: Albania · Armenia ‡ · Austria · Azerbaijan ‡ · Belarus · Belgium · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Bulgaria · Croatia · Cyprus ‡ · Czech Republic · Denmark · Estonia · Finland · France ‡ · Georgia ‡ · Germany · Greece · Hungary · Republic of Ireland · Italy · Kazakhstan ‡ · Latvia · Lithuania · Luxembourg · Moldova · Montenegro · N.


Linguistic Map of Languages and Dialects in Europe priority given to dialects and indigenous

However, the EU, the European union of 28 member states has 24 official languages, but in practice only two are used most often: English and French.


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How do words change as we travel across the European continent?. The creator of this interactive James Trimble was inspired by a series of maps showing the etymological links and differences.


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Description. Simplified Languages of Europe map.svg. Map of main European languages simplified by following national borders in many cases. The map does not reflect the fact that many regions are bilingual, officially and/or in practice. In some cases, the area indicated for a language reflects where some of its speakers live but not.


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There are over 750 million people in Europe, if we assume Europe goes up to the Ural mountains, and down to Georgia, excluding the Asian part of Turkey. About 94% of Europeans speak languages from the enormous "Indo-European" (IE) language family. The "Indo" part shows that it also has an Eastern branch, which includes Hindi and Persian.


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Languages of Europe. North Germanic West Germanic. Celtic. Western Romance Italian / Southern Romance. Eastern Romance Basque. East Slavic West Slavic. South Slavic. Baltic. Greek Albanian Armenian Iranian.


Languages of Europe Wikipedia

An interactive visualization of languages in Europe by Jonathan Van Parys A visualisation of language knowledge in Europe Home Table of Contents What is languageknowledge.eu ? A selection of mentions Why not visualize the data on a map ? Where does the data come from and how are the statistics computed ? How reliable is the data ? Launch text


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A detailed map of languages in Europe [5977 x 5255] And in Alsace very very few people (often the elderly) are still speaking alsatian (certainly the upper germanic language the map is talking about) This seems very inaccurate for German. There is a huge difference between Schwitzerdütsch and Bavarian, yet they have the same color.


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Use the maps Country Borders in Europe and Dominant Languages of Europe to answer the questions below. 1. Shade regions on your Country Borders in Europe Map where language differences and country borders do not match up. These are possible conflict areas due to language differences. Below, list the largest possible conflict areas that you shaded.