Languages And Dialects 1-20
20 entries in the Languages And Dialects compendium.
Czech languageWest Slavic language, official in the Czech Republic.Danish languageNorth Germanic language spoken by about 5.5 million people.Dutch languageWest Germanic language spoken by 25 million as a first language.Egyptian ArabicMost widely spoken vernacular Arabic variety, centered in Egypt.English languageA West Germanic language that became the world's lingua franca.French languageRomance language with global reach and official status in 26 countries.Fula languageA Senegambian language spoken across 18 West and Central African countries.German languageGerman (Deutsch, pronounced [dɔɪ̯tʃ]) is a West Germanic language in the Indo-European lanGermanic languagesBranch of Indo-European including English, German, Dutch, and Scandinavian languages.Greek languageGreek is the world's oldest recorded living language.Gujarati languageAn Indo-Aryan language of Gujarat, spoken by millions worldwide.Hakka ChineseA Chinese language group with many dialects, spoken by the Hakka people.Hausa languageA major West African lingua franca and official language of Niger.Hebrew languageA revived Canaanite language, once extinct, now spoken by millions.HindiOfficial language of India and lingua franca of northern India.Hindustani languageA pluricentric lingua franca of northern India and Pakistan.Dravidian languagesA major language family indigenous to the Indian subcontinent.Eskaleut languagesLanguage family of northern North America and northeastern Asia.EsperantoWorld's most widely spoken constructed auxiliary language.Spanish languageA global Romance language originating in the Kingdom of Castile.
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