Language Representative Counts

A country is a representative of a language if more people speak it there than in any other country. What appears below is a ranking of countries by how many languages they represent. Following each country is the languages it represents, along with numbers of speakers in that country.

The raw data come from Ethnologue. (Thanks to Samuel Baldwin for providing the script to scrape the data!) As of March 2011, Ethnologue listed a non-zero number of speakers for 8,209 language/country pairs, covering 6,667 living languages over 227 countries. Some additional language/country pairs had no extractable data for number of speakers. See this list for specific details on these cases.

In considering the data it’s important to ask what diagnostics were used to distinguish languages from dialects, and how consistently they were applied. Ethnologue follows the ISO 639-3 standard, which relies mainly on mutual intelligibility, but falls back on shared literature and shared “ethnolinguistic identity” when in doubt. Also, no matter what standard is used, there is bound to be some inconsistency in how individual decisions of language vs. dialect are made.

Another factor that may be skewing the ranking is lack of information, especially about languages near extinction. For example, the fact that Australia and the U.S. are listed representing so many languages with ten speakers or less (38 and 33 languages respectively) could reflect the actual linguistic climate in these countries, but it could equally well just be that more is known (to Ethnologue) about these languages than the moribund languages in other parts of the world.

Occasionally, it may appear as if a language and sub-languages are listed side by side. For example, in Malaysia we see 8.8 million speakers of Malay along with 2.6 million speakers of “Malay: Kedah”. However, in these cases, Ethnologue is treating them as independent languages. What is intended by “Malay” is perhaps something closer to “Standard Malay”. In any case, the two sets of speakers do not overlap (unless some speakers happen to be bilingual). For comparison, Ethnologue cites the Malay macro-language, which encompasses the two languages above and many more, as having 39 million speakers. Incidentally, according to Ethnologue twenty-nine Malay “languages” (and most of these don’t even have names like “Malay: such-and-such”) are “so closely related that they may one day be included as dialects of Malay”. Still, for the time being, they’re classified as separate languages, so I reproduce the data as is.

If you notice something that doesn’t seem right, or have any comments on this material, please let me know.

For a related data set, see Ethnologue’s ranking of countries by linguistic diversity (following Greenberg’s diversity index, as described at the top of that page).

  • 797 Papua New Guinea — Enga (165,000), Melpa (130,000), Tok Pisin (122,000), Kuman (115,000), Huli (70,000), Kamano (63,200), Kuanua (61,000), Golin (51,100), Sinasina (50,100), Wahgi: North (47,000), Benabena (45,000), Hamtai (45,000), Kewa: East (45,000), Kewa: West (45,000), Ambulas (44,000), Imbongu (42,500), Bo-Ung (40,900), Angal Heneng (40,000), Takia (40,000), Motu (39,000), Wahgi (39,000), Orokaiva (35,000), Umbu-Ungu (34,200), Boikin (31,300), Dano (30,000), Siane (29,000), Adzera (28,900), Agarabi (27,000), Terei (26,500), Ipili (26,000), Alekano (25,000), Chuave (23,100), Toaripi (23,000), Gimi (22,500), Gadsup (22,100), Angal Enen (22,000), Gogodala (22,000), Yagaria (21,100), Halia (20,000), Kilivila (20,000), Menya (20,000), Naasioi (20,000), Tawala (20,000), Waskia (20,000), Keapara (19,400), Mekeo (19,000), Angal (18,600), Misima-Paneati (18,000), Sinaugoro (18,000), Fore (17,000), Bukiyip (16,200), Nabak (16,000), Kyaka (15,400), Wiru (15,300), Kalam (15,000), Komba (15,000), Waima (15,000), Fuyug (14,000), Bola (13,700), Olo (13,700), Nakanai (13,000), Orokolo (13,000), Ewage-Notu (12,900), Guhu-Samane (12,800), Lihir (12,600), Keyagana (12,300), Dom (12,000), Nii (12,000), Tungag (12,000), Rawa (11,500), Awiyaana (11,100), Duna (11,000), Maring (11,000), Mufian (11,000), Timbe (11,000), Buang: Mapos (10,500), Ramoaaina (10,300), Dadibi (10,000), Dobu (10,000), Erave (10,000), Ese (10,000), Inoke-Yate (10,000), Kobon (10,000), Kwanga (10,000), Uneapa (10,000), Yagwoia (10,000), Kiwai: Southern (9,700), Bugawac (9,690), Daga (9,000), Malinguat (9,000), Muduapa (8,800), Hunjara-Kaina Ke (8,770), Mailu (8,500), Iatmul (8,440), Mengen (8,400), Burum-Mindik (8,250), Angoram (8,220), Kunimaipa (8,200), Wantoat (8,200), Aekyom (8,000), Aruamu (8,000), Au (8,000), Gende (8,000), Kanite (8,000), Oksapmin (8,000), Manam (7,950), Abau (7,270), Hanga Hundi (7,200), Yopno (7,200), Ap Ma (7,000), Binandere (7,000), Patpatar (7,000), Purari (7,000), Selepet (7,000), Tairora: South (7,000), Tauade (7,000), Gedaged (6,950), Iyo (6,900), Suau (6,800), Kove (6,750), Baruya (6,600), Siwai (6,600), Bwaidoka (6,500), Nehan (6,500), Salt-Yui (6,500), Qaqet (6,350), Bamu (6,310), Mehek (6,300), Urat (6,280), Narak (6,220), Kâte (6,130), Iduna (6,000), Kube (6,000), Mamusi (6,000), Muyuw (6,000), Namia (6,000), Rao (6,000), Tairora: North (6,000), Tigak (6,000), Tokano (6,000), Keoru-Ahia (5,970), Tangga (5,800), Dedua (5,620), Lote (5,500), Ono (5,500), Telefol (5,400), Amele (5,300), Maleu-Kilenge (5,200), Ninggerum (5,150), Wampar (5,150), Nalik (5,140), Mape (5,120), Hakö (5,000), Kovai (5,000), Mussau-Emira (5,000), Nobonob (5,000), Sibe (5,000), Teop (5,000), Nomane (4,650), Faiwol (4,500), Kuni-Boazi (4,500), Mbula (4,500), Tairuma (4,500), Amanab (4,420), Kiwai: Northeast (4,400), Maia (4,350), Arapesh: Bumbita (4,340), Rotokas (4,320), Abadi (4,300), Abu (4,200), Beami (4,200), Nyindrou (4,200), Weri (4,160), Molima (4,010), Bunama (4,000), Girawa (4,000), Kandawo (4,000), Kaulong (4,000), Koiali: Mountain (4,000), Mesem (4,000), Pawaia (4,000), Yonggom (4,000), Zia (3,940), Tinputz (3,900), Titan (3,850), Dimir (3,820), Bargam (3,750), Yele (3,750), Urim (3,740), Aiklep (3,700), Lamogai (3,650), Korafe-Yegha (3,630), Bungain (3,600), Tifal (3,600), Duau (3,550), Suki (3,510), Marik (3,500), Mutu (3,500), Rapoisi (3,500), Sio (3,500), Wipi (3,500), Arifama-Miniafia (3,470), Yakamul (3,460), Galeya (3,410), Aeka (3,400), Wagi (3,380), Malol (3,330), Mum (3,290), Hula (3,240), Kairiru (3,200), Solos (3,200), Samberigi (3,130), Bau (3,060), Biwat (3,040), Maiani (3,040), Simbari (3,040), Arop-Lokep (3,020), Buang: Mangga (3,000), Folopa (3,000), Gapapaiwa (3,000), Iwam (3,000), Kurti (3,000), Kwoma (3,000), Lala (3,000), Madak (3,000), Ontenu (3,000), Simeku (3,000), Suena (3,000), Sursurunga (3,000), Tabo (3,000), Tanggu (3,000), Kombio (2,970), Ghayavi (2,810), Foi (2,800), Iamalele (2,800), Ulau-Suain (2,800), Waboda (2,750), Gorakor (2,740), Heyo (2,710), Koitabu (2,700), Vanimo (2,670), Garus (2,650), Maisin (2,610), Kumalu (2,580), Sumau (2,580), Ubir (2,560), Dawawa (2,500), Fas (2,500), Iwam: Sepik (2,500), Kaluli (2,500), Koromira (2,500), Mandara (2,500), Mangseng (2,500), Nankina (2,500), Saliba (2,500), Sulka (2,500), Uisai (2,500), Uri (2,500), Waris (2,500), Banaro (2,480), Yil (2,470), Maiwala (2,450), Agob (2,440), Kire (2,420), Bwanabwana (2,400), Kuni (2,400), Kuot (2,400), Umanakaina (2,400), Mauwake (2,390), Safeyoka (2,390), Kapin (2,350), Bilur (2,300), Minaveha (2,300), Numanggang (2,260), Bimin (2,250), Sop (2,250), Hote (2,240), Baruga (2,230), Tobo (2,230), Ogea (2,210), Biem (2,200), Kanasi (2,200), Kerewo (2,200), Mali (2,200), Solong (2,200), Wedau (2,200), Diodio (2,180), Hewa (2,150), Pagi (2,140), Barok (2,120), Manambu (2,110), Angaataha (2,100), Mbore (2,090), Siar-Lak (2,080), Tabriak (2,080), Yabem (2,080), Borong (2,070), Anjam (2,020), Ngaing (2,020), Aighon (2,000), Bine (2,000), Domung (2,000), Haruai (2,000), Kosena (2,000), Lusi (2,000), Meramera (2,000), Nend (2,000), One: Northern (2,000), Pare (2,000), Pele-Ata (2,000), Petats (2,000), Sudest (2,000), Yaweyuha (2,000), Yessan-Mayo (1,990), Kilmeri (1,970), Dibiyaso (1,950), Ura (1,900), Gants (1,880), Awara (1,870), Dia (1,840), Notsi (1,840), Inapang (1,830), Zenag (1,820), Nali (1,800), Amaimon (1,780), Lembena (1,760), Kein (1,750), Sengseng (1,750), Takuu (1,750), Valman (1,740), Mubami (1,730), Chambri (1,700), Koiari: Grass (1,700), Patep (1,700), Yau (1,700), Edolo (1,670), Elkei (1,640), Kapriman (1,640), Wogeo (1,620), Idi (1,610), Ankave (1,600), Khehek (1,600), Labu (1,600), Rempi (1,590), Yamap (1,580), Gwahatike (1,570), Alamblak (1,530), Sewa Bay (1,520), Doromu-Koki (1,500), Iwal (1,500), Miani (1,500), Nek (1,500), Pamosu (1,500), Tami (1,500), Tuma-Irumu (1,500), Zimakani (1,500), Awad Bing (1,450), Sausi (1,450), Ginuman (1,440), Juwal (1,440), Yahang (1,430), Gaina (1,410), Biangai (1,400), Mekmek (1,400), Mian (1,400), Saposa (1,400), Tulu-Bohuai (1,400), Urigina (1,400), Usan (1,400), Bariai (1,380), Nimi (1,380), Kalou (1,370), Buhutu (1,350), Watut: Middle (1,350), Gnau (1,330), Andra-Hus (1,310), Lavatbura-Lamusong (1,310), Siroi (1,310), Bosmun (1,300), Finongan (1,300), Hahon (1,300), Makayam (1,300), Migabac (1,300), One: Inebu (1,300), Saniyo-Hiyewe (1,300), Uare (1,300), Usarufa (1,300), Waffa (1,300), Wagawaga (1,290), Taupota (1,280), Angor (1,270), Nanubae (1,270), Anamgura (1,250), Asaro’o (1,250), Bilbil (1,250), Kyenele (1,250), Are (1,230), Yaul (1,210), ’Auhelawa (1,200), Askopan (1,200), Bipi (1,200), Fasu (1,200), Gaikundi (1,200), Namiae (1,200), Brem (1,190), Amara (1,170), Utarmbung (1,170), Pal (1,160), Sukurum (1,160), Arop-Sissano (1,150), Karkar-Yuri (1,140), Opao (1,120), Breri (1,100), Gobasi (1,100), Kibiri (1,100), Morawa (1,100), Nimoa (1,100), Awar (1,090), Andarum (1,080), Kanggape (1,080), Yambes (1,080), Anam (1,070), Wanap (1,070), Haigwai (1,060), Bebeli (1,050), Gizrra (1,050), Ere (1,030), Wa’ema (1,020), Nuk (1,010), Aribwaung (1,000), Baluan-Pam (1,000), Bannoni (1,000), Kubo (1,000), Lou (1,000), Ounge (1,000), Ramopa (1,000), Rumu (1,000), Seimat (1,000), Tainae (1,000), Wuvulu-Aua (1,000), Yekora (1,000), Anor (980), Apali (980), Nakama (980), Arammba (970), Pak-Tong (970), Sowanda (970), Agi (960), Kamasau (960), Pouye (960), Akolet (950), Domu (950), Kenati (950), Ningil (950), Wadaginam (950), Humene (940), Lesing-Gelimi (930), Niksek (930), Karnai (920), Isebe (910), Munit (910), Kakabai (900), Koluwawa (900), Malasanga (900), Samo (900), Tai (900), Wutung (900), Anuki (890), Watut: South (890), Bitur (860), Baramu (850), Bongu (850), Nukna (850), Maramba (840), Pahi (840), Amal (830), Mari (810), Muratayak (810), Nomu (810), Akoye (800), Barai (800), Kamula (800), Koiwat (800), Konomala (800), Omati (800), Ömie (800), Taulil (800), Urimo (800), Degenan (790), Gusan (790), Tiang (790), Tumleo (790), Kwato (780), Sam (780), Ambakich (770), Kesawai (770), Yoidik (770), Gitua (760), Aiome (750), Buna (750), Dima (750), Kairak (750), Nete (750), Yareba (750), Aruek (740), Tanguat (740), Maiadomu (730), Yangum Mon (730), Kobol (720), Laeko-Libuat (720), Dambi (710), Nambo (710), Aruop (700), Doso (700), Morigi (700), Nukumanu (700), Onobasulu (700), Tomoip (700), Wára (700), Wogamusin (700), Yaben (700), Changriwa (690), Musar (680), Blafe (670), Aneme Wake (650), Baimak (650), Ikobi-Mena (650), Jilim (650), Leipon (650), Malas (650), Momare (650), Sepen (650), Rawo (640), Sialum (640), Binahari (630), Mouk-Aria (630), Romkun (630), Avau (620), Nabi (620), Boselewa (610), Daantanai’ (600), Kasua (600), Konai (600), Kwomtari (600), Minigir (600), Nai (600), Pinai-Hagahai (600), Sarasira (600), Sauk (600), Torau (600), Waruna (600), Yale (600), Marangis (590), Rerau (590), Wanambre (590), Wasembo (590), Gumalu (580), Mato (580), Utu (580), Moikodi (570), Sihan (570), Sori-Harengan (570), Anem (550), Bahinemo (550), Karore (550), Kumukio (550), Lawunuia (550), Malalamai (550), Nukuria (550), Penchal (550), Saep (550), Ufim (550), Kopar (540), Bauwaki (520), Papitalai (520), Sengo (520), Siliput (520), Torricelli (520), Awtuw (510), Dumpu (510), Kaki Ae (510), Korak (510), Medebur (510), Sakam (510), Sera (510), Eitiep (500), Manem (500), Miu (500), One: Molmo (500), Sinsauru (500), Odoodee (490), Weredai (490), Bun (480), Iteri (480), Kandas (480), Duduela (470), Ganglau (470), Gumawana (470), Kolom (470), Mawan (470), Bariji (460), Bragat (460), Loniu (460), Watut: North (460), Wiarumus (460), Bisis (450), Lilau (450), Ronji (450), Matukar (430), Nekgini (430), Parawen (430), Isaka (420), Langam (420), Panim (420), Ponam (420), Auwe (410), Monumbo (410), Andai (400), Awun (400), Duwet (400), Yangulam (400), Simbali (390), Biyom (380), Madi (380), Namo (380), Yerakai (380), Apalik (370), Oya’oya (370), Urapmin (370), Yabong (370), Binumarien (360), Kaninuwa (360), Musak (360), Pasi (360), Tuwari (360), Berinomo (350), Fembe (350), Guntai (350), Nimo (350), Owenia (350), Suganga (350), Tauya (350), Watakataui (350), Baibai (340), Gal (340), Mongol (340), Asas (330), Elepi (330), Gabutamon (330), Owiniga (330), Rapting (330), Sinagen (330), Kominimung (320), Neko (320), Wampur (320), Yis (320), Budibud (310), Amto (300), Bogaya (300), Fiwaga (300), Kaiep (300), Kaningra (300), Minanibai (300), Mondropolon (300), Murupi (300), Neme (300), One: Kabore (300), Sissano (300), Sonia (300), Warapu (300), Yimas (300), Ambrak (290), Kunja (290), Tapei (290), Umeda (290), Forak (280), Isabi (280), Matepi (280), Nakwi (280), Setaman (280), Yagomi (280), Amol (270), Doghoro (270), Lemio (270), Mapena (270), Numbami (270), Uya (270), Bisorio (260), Burui (260), Danaru (260), Sileibi (260), Akrukay (250), Imonda (250), Lenkau (250), Nen (250), Odiai (240), Walio (230), Elu (220), Kinalakna (220), Kis (220), Siawi (220), Wamas (220), Doga (200), Igana (200), Ipiko (200), Mamaa (200), Mokerang (200), Moresada (200), Musom (200), One: Southern (200), Weliki (200), Nawaru (190), Bonkiman (180), Chenapian (180), Foia Foia (180), Namat (180), Ngala (180), Seta (180), Silopi (180), Yangum Dey (180), Daonda (170), Nake (170), Ukuriguma (170), Guriaso (160), Nafi (160), Seti (160), Yelogu (160), Ningera (150), One: Kwamtim (150), Onjob (150), Paynamar (150), Aimele (140), Kambaira (140), Label (140), Suarmin (140), Guya (130), Saruga (130), Terebu (130), Yarawata (130), Mwatebu (120), Papapana (120), Pulabu (120), Wab (120), Ainbai (100), Bikaru (100), Magori (100), Minidien (100), Nauna (100), Piame (100), Piu (100), Pyu (100), Unserdeutsch (100), Yakaikeke (100), Hoyahoya (95), Samosa (90), Hoia Hoia (80), Likum (80), Mindiri (80), Som (80), Sumariup (80), Taiap (80), Ak (75), Papi (70), Vehes (70), Yawiyo (66), Karawa (63), Arawum (60), Atemble (60), Yapunda (60), Ari (50), Bagupi (50), Bepour (50), Bulgebi (50), Faita (50), Moere (50), Mosimo (50), Pei (50), Yangum Gel (45), Dumun (35), Puari (35), Bilakura (30), Tenis (30), Gweda (26), Kowaki (25), Mawak (25), Turaka (25), Abom (15), Gorovu (15), Kawacha (12), Mungkip (12), Sene (10), Susuami (10), Kamasa (7), Abaga (5), Turumsa (5), Guramalum (3), Laua (1)
  • 682 Indonesia — Javanese (84,300,000), Sunda (34,000,000), Indonesian (22,800,000), Madura (13,600,000), Minangkabau (5,530,000), Musi (3,930,000), Aceh (3,500,000), Banjar (3,500,000), Bugis (3,500,000), Bali (3,330,000), Betawi (2,700,000), Malay: Central (2,350,000), Sasak (2,100,000), Batak Toba (2,000,000), Malay: Makassar (1,880,000), Makasar (1,600,000), Batak Dairi (1,200,000), Batak Simalungun (1,200,000), Batak Mandailing (1,100,000), Malay: Jambi (1,000,000), Gorontalo (900,000), Mongondow (900,000), Ngaju (890,000), Malay: Manado (850,000), Lampung Api (827,000), Nias (770,000), Batak Angkola (750,000), Malay: North Moluccan (700,000), Batak Karo (600,000), Uab Meto (586,000), Malayic Dayak (520,000), Bima (500,000), Malay: Papuan (500,000), Manggarai (500,000), Toraja-Sa’dan (500,000), Komering (470,000), Tetun (400,000), Rejang (350,000), Bangka (340,000), Gayo (300,000), Muna (300,000), Osing (300,000), Sumbawa (300,000), Lewotobi (289,000), Tolaki (281,000), Kendayan (280,000), Kerinci (260,000), Tae’ (250,000), Kambera (235,000), Kaili: Ledo (234,000), Malay: Tenggarong Kutai (210,000), Malay: Ambonese (200,000), Malay: Kupang (200,000), Mandar (200,000), Sangir (200,000), Batak Alas-Kluet (195,000), Dani: Western (180,000), Lampung Nyo (180,000), Sika (175,000), Bajau: Indonesian (150,000), Konjo: Highland (150,000), Lamaholot (150,000), Ma’anyan (150,000), Tontemboan (150,000), Col (145,000), Li’o (130,000), Tukang Besi South (130,000), Banggai (125,000), Konjo: Coastal (125,000), Tukang Besi North (120,000), Kangean (110,000), Sabu (110,000), Pamona (106,000), Bakumpai (100,000), Ekari (100,000), Lawangan (100,000), Mamasa (100,000), Duri (95,000), Selayar (90,000), Tonsea (90,000), Ende (87,000), Kei (85,000), Malay: Kota Bangun Kutai (80,000), Tengger (80,000), Tondano (80,000), Cia-Cia (79,000), Galela (79,000), Ot Danum (78,800), Buol (75,000), Saluan (74,000), Wejewa (65,000), Wolio (65,000), Mamuju (60,000), Ngad’a (60,000), Siang (60,000), Talaud (60,000), Tombulu (60,000), Malay: Bukit (59,000), Mentawai (58,000), Benyadu’ (54,000), Amarasi (50,000), Bunak (50,000), Dani: Mid Grand Valley (50,000), Enrekang (50,000), Fordata (50,000), Kemak (50,000), Maiwa (50,000), Nage (50,000), Tunjung (50,000), Ribun (45,000), Sanggau (45,000), Lauje (44,000), Ternate (42,000), Kaur (40,000), Ke’o (40,000), Kodi (40,000), Mualang (40,000), Jangkang (37,000), Moronene (37,000), Seberuang (37,000), Geser-Gorom (36,500), Kaili: Da’a (35,000), Buru (33,000), Keninjal (32,000), Adang (31,800), Ampanang (30,000), Balantak (30,000), Biak (30,000), Bolongan (30,000), Campalagian (30,000), Kedang (30,000), Lubu (30,000), Pekal (30,000), Ratahan (30,000), Sentani (30,000), Simeulue (30,000), Taman (30,000), Termanu (30,000), Toala’ (30,000), Tomini (30,000), Ulumanda’ (30,000), Tobelo (27,700), Tidong (27,000), Tidore (26,000), Kaidipang (25,700), Alor (25,000), Bentong (25,000), Lamboya (25,000), Malay: Balinese (25,000), Totoli (25,000), Yamdena (25,000), Bambam (22,000), Kulisusu (22,000), Wawonii (22,000), Bungku (21,500), Suwawa (21,000), Badui (20,000), Dani: Lower Grand Valley (20,000), Dani: Upper Grand Valley (20,000), Dengka (20,000), Dusun Deyah (20,000), Indonesian: Peranakan (20,000), Kaili: Unde (20,000), Kisar (20,000), Lole (20,000), Mai Brat (20,000), Makian: East (20,000), Malay: Larantuka (20,000), Moni (20,000), Semandang (20,000), Sikule (20,000), Sula (20,000), Tawoyan (20,000), Tii (20,000), Tonsawang (20,000), Uma (20,000), Bahau (19,000), Tulehu (18,800), Bolango (18,500), Haruku (18,200), Luang (18,000), Haji (17,500), Alune (17,200), Adonara (17,000), Teluti (17,000), Kamang (16,500), Mori Atas (16,100), Mori Bawah (16,100), Abui (16,000), Hatam (16,000), Hitu (16,000), Mamboru (16,000), Modang (15,300), Basap (15,000), Duano (15,000), Loloda (15,000), Tabaru (15,000), Yali: Angguruk (15,000), Meyah (14,800), Anakalangu (14,000), Damal (14,000), Helong (14,000), Riung (14,000), Dondo (13,000), Larike-Wakasihu (12,600), Aralle-Tabulahan (12,000), Bakati’: Rara (12,000), Bintauna (12,000), Kalumpang (12,000), Makian: West (12,000), Manikion (12,000), Sawai (12,000), Tajio (12,000), Lisela (11,900), Malay: Berau (11,200), Nalca (11,100), Bantik (11,000), Blagar (11,000), Kembayan (11,000), Kepo’ (10,600), Patani (10,600), Yali: Ninia (10,500), Dampelas (10,300), Saparua (10,200), Seit-Kaitetu (10,200), Ambai (10,100), Bada (10,000), Embaloh (10,000), Kayagar (10,000), Kubu (10,000), Lamma (10,000), Laura (10,000), Nduga (10,000), Ngalum (10,000), Palu’e (10,000), Ringgou (10,000), So’a (10,000), Tehit (10,000), Wanukaka (10,000), Yaqay (10,000), Ketengban (9,970), Bonerate (9,500), Awyu: South (9,340), Asmat: Casuarina Coast (9,000), Pannei (9,000), Asilulu (8,760), Behoa (8,000), Citak (8,000), Dobel (8,000), Kamoro (8,000), Kenyah: Wahau (8,000), Kohin (8,000), Korupun-Sela (8,000), Moskona (8,000), Muyu: North (8,000), Rampi (8,000), Selaru (8,000), Kola (7,700), Awyu: Central (7,500), Leti (7,500), Sahu (7,500), Manombai (7,480), Mangole (7,280), Asmat: Central (7,000), Bilba (7,000), Dela-Oenale (7,000), Manusela (7,000), Marind (7,000), Mpur (7,000), Wano (7,000), Awyu: Asue (6,500), Luhu (6,500), Tarangan: West (6,480), Kelon (6,000), Napu (6,000), Nasal (6,000), Padoe (6,000), Pancana (6,000), Putoh (6,000), Sajau Basap (6,000), Waropen (6,000), Yawa (6,000), Ambelau (5,700), Iha (5,500), Moma (5,500), Dhao (5,000), Dusun Witu (5,000), Karon Dori (5,000), Kula (5,000), Malimpung (5,000), Ngad’a: Eastern (5,000), Rahambuu (5,000), Seko Padang (5,000), Silimo (5,000), Tewa (5,000), Wandamen (5,000), Wolani (5,000), Wotu (5,000), Yali: Pass Valley (5,000), Wemale: North (4,930), Saleman (4,800), Ansus (4,600), Moi (4,600), Taliabu (4,520), Bobot (4,500), Dusun Malang (4,500), Pendau (4,500), Babar: Southeast (4,460), Nggem (4,400), Burusu (4,350), Barakai (4,300), Horuru (4,240), Rajong (4,240), Wae Rana (4,240), Bakati’ (4,000), Bakati’: Sara (4,000), Irarutu (4,000), Kombai (4,000), Ma’ya (4,000), Muyu: South (4,000), Sarudu (4,000), Una (4,000), Watubela (4,000), Kabola (3,900), Awyu: Edera (3,870), Batuley (3,840), Tarangan: East (3,780), Tabla (3,750), Wemale: South (3,730), Kokoda (3,700), Wersing (3,700), Malay: Banda (3,690), Bati (3,500), Kamaru (3,500), Korowai (3,500), Paku (3,500), Sawi (3,500), Tamagario (3,500), Kumbewaha (3,400), Okolod (3,390), Pagu (3,310), Mairasi (3,300), Kalabra (3,290), Boano (3,240), Balaesang (3,200), Kur (3,180), Sembakung Murut (3,180), Abun (3,000), Aghu (3,000), Banda (3,000), Eipomek (3,000), Hupla (3,000), Kayan: Busang (3,000), Kimaghima (3,000), Liana-Seti (3,000), Lolak (3,000), Ponosakan (3,000), Sawila (3,000), Uma’ Lung (3,000), Waioli (3,000), Wambon (3,000), Batui (2,900), Gane (2,900), Marind: Bian (2,900), Seluwasan (2,840), Damar: East (2,800), Gebe (2,650), Aoheng (2,630), Sepa (2,600), Tugutil (2,590), Barapasi (2,500), Gresi (2,500), Kemtuik (2,500), Kwerba (2,500), Malay: Bacanese (2,500), Nipsan (2,500), Seko Tengah (2,500), Yei (2,390), Awyu: Jair (2,300), Busoa (2,300), Yale: Kosarek (2,300), Kaimbulawa (2,200), Kurudu (2,180), Latu (2,130), Rembong (2,120), Rongga (2,120), Anasi (2,000), Asmat: Yaosakor (2,000), Emem (2,000), Kayan: Kayan River (2,000), Kwesten (2,000), Laba (2,000), Lemolang (2,000), Lindu (2,000), Mandobo Bawah (2,000), Modole (2,000), Momuna (2,000), Nimboran (2,000), Pom (2,000), Punan Tubu (2,000), Segai (2,000), Serua (2,000), Topoiyo (2,000), Lisabata-Nuniali (1,830), Isirawa (1,800), Nila (1,800), Andio (1,700), Lasalimu (1,700), Marau (1,700), Roma (1,700), Yalahatan (1,700), Nafri (1,630), Orya (1,600), Kamberau (1,570), Awyu: North (1,500), Bauzi (1,500), Bobongko (1,500), Dakka (1,500), Enggano (1,500), Gamkonora (1,500), Kayan: Mendalam (1,500), Kemberano (1,500), Kodeoha (1,500), Manipa (1,500), Nuaulu: South (1,500), Uma’ Lasan (1,500), Wabo (1,500), Walak (1,500), Ili’uun (1,400), Nedebang (1,380), Kayan Mahakam (1,300), Sowari (1,300), Woi (1,300), Hamap (1,290), Dawera-Daweloor (1,270), Matbat (1,250), Oirata (1,220), Berik (1,200), Koneraw (1,200), Mekwei (1,200), Ndom (1,200), Seget (1,200), Serui-Laut (1,200), Te’un (1,200), Tugun (1,200), Wanggom (1,180), Baham (1,100), Riantana (1,100), Roon (1,100), Suabo (1,100), Teor (1,100), Tombelala (1,100), Tela-Masbuar (1,050), Airoran (1,000), Arandai (1,000), Asmat: North (1,000), Atohwaim (1,000), Babar: North (1,000), Buruwai (1,000), Dem (1,000), Edopi (1,000), Gorap (1,000), Hovongan (1,000), Iwur (1,000), Kafoa (1,000), Kioko (1,000), Mandobo Atas (1,000), Masiwang (1,000), Moraid (1,000), Semimi (1,000), Sempan (1,000), Sobei (1,000), Yetfa (1,000), Ujir (980), Karey (950), Duvle (930), Ketum (900), Masela: West (850), Mawes (850), Lola (830), Dai (820), Damar: West (800), Laiyolo (800), Munggui (800), Panasuan (800), Sikaritai (800), Tereweng (800), Bonggo (790), Tsaukambo (780), Busami (700), Kais (700), Komodo (700), Mor (700), Nakai (700), Puragi (700), Skou (700), Talur (680), Selungai Murut (640), Tarpia (630), Vitou (630), Betaf (600), Iau (600), Kaburi (600), Kawe (600), Koba (600), Kowiai (600), Maden (600), Papuma (600), Sedoa (600), Tomadino (600), Warembori (600), Bukitan (570), Imroing (560), Sunum (560), Mo (550), Eritai (530), Lepki (530), Masela: East (520), Masela: Central (511), Kaibobo (500), Kalao (500), Kayan: Wahau (500), Kereho (500), Kimki (500), Konda (500), Koroni (500), Kuri (500), Kwinsu (500), Nisa (500), Nuaulu: North (500), Onin (500), Ormu (500), Taikat (500), Taloki (500), Tanahmerah (500), Tunggare (500), Yahadian (500), Kaure (450), Sekar (450), Dabe (440), Elpaputih (420), Loncong (420), Bukat (400), Demisa (400), Kao (400), Kauwera (400), Kopkaka (400), Papasena (400), Samarokena (400), Talondo’ (400), Uruangnirin (400), Yelmek (400), Mariri (390), Keijar (370), Punan Aput (370), Auye (350), Awyi (350), Benggoi (350), Fayu (350), Kadai (350), Taje (350), Tobati (350), Waru (350), Yaur (350), Yeretuar (350), Kompane (330), Serili (330), Anus (320), Lorang (320), Abinomn (300), Bagusa (300), Biga (300), Elseng (300), Huaulu (300), Komyandaret (300), Kwerba Mamberamo (300), Mlap (300), Saweru (300), Tause (300), Trimuris (300), Waigeo (300), Warkay-Bipim (300), Wauyai (300), Citak: Tamnim (290), Murkim (290), Fedan (280), Perai (280), Baras (250), Biritai (250), Burmeso (250), Dao (250), Emplawas (250), Kirikiri (250), Kosare (250), Legenyem (250), Meoswar (250), Mombum (250), Sause (250), Tofanma (250), Viid (250), Karas (240), As (230), Foau (230), Kaptiau (230), Zorop (230), Kaiy (220), Tebi (220), Bahonsuai (200), Beneraf (200), Erokwanas (200), Jofotek-Bromnya (200), Kapauri (200), Molof (200), Momina (200), Punan Merap (200), Rasawa (200), Wares (200), Yarsun (200), Yoke (200), Bedoanas (180), Aputai (150), Arguni (150), Kanum: Ngkâlmpw (150), Waritai (150), Diebroud (140), Punan Merah (140), Maklew (120), Obokuitai (120), Towei (120), Usku (110), Awbono (100), Bayono (100), Burate (100), Diuwe (100), Kanum: Sota (100), Kofei (100), Kwer (100), Sauri (100), Tangko (100), Tefaro (100), Mer (85), Narau (85), Itik (80), Kanum: Smärky (80), Liabuku (75), Awera (70), Budong-Budong (70), Doutai (70), Iresim (70), Dineor (55), Amahai (50), Kayupulau (50), Morori (50), Paulohi (50), Salas (50), Benkala Sign Language (41), Burumakok (40), Ibu (35), Kwerisa (32), Duriankere (30), Namla (30), Kehu (25), Massep (25), Kembra (20), Loun (20), Mander (20), Liki (11), Hoti (10), Hulung (10), Kamarian (10), Kanum: Bädi (10), Masimasi (10), Nusa Laut (10), Piru (10), Dusner (6), Woria (6), Naka’ela (5), Lengilu (4), Saponi (4), Kayeli (3), Tandia (2), Mapia (1)
  • 444 Nigeria — Pidgin: Nigerian (30,000,000), Yoruba (18,900,000), Hausa (18,500,000), Igbo (18,000,000), Fulfulde: Adamawa (7,611,000), Kanuri: Central (3,000,000), Tiv (2,210,000), Fulfulde: Nigerian (1,710,000), Anaang (1,400,000), Ebira (1,000,000), Edo (1,000,000), Izon (1,000,000), Igala (800,000), Nupe-Nupe-Tako (800,000), Gbagyi (700,000), Idoma (600,000), Izi-Ezaa-Ikwo-Mgbo (593,000), Urhobo (546,000), Isekiri (510,000), Isoko (423,000), Efik (400,000), Mumuye (400,000), Ngas (400,000), Gbari (350,000), Tee (313,000), Berom (300,000), Jju (300,000), Kamwe (300,000), Tarok (300,000), Mwaghavul (295,000), Yekhee (274,000), Kalabari (258,000), Bade (250,000), Bura-Pabir (250,000), Igede (250,000), Kirike (248,000), Ekit (200,000), Esan (200,000), Gera (200,000), Goemai (200,000), Ikwere (200,000), Khana (200,000), Obolo (200,000), Ogbia (200,000), Huba (175,000), Ogbah (170,000), Marghi South (166,000), Marghi Central (158,000), Bacama (150,000), Bata (150,000), Jarawa (150,000), Karekare (150,000), Tsuvadi (150,000), Ukwuani-Aboh-Ndoni (150,000), Bokyi (140,000), Eggon (140,000), Tangale (130,000), Tyap (130,000), Lokaa (120,000), Ron (115,000), Kofyar (110,000), Samba Daka (107,000), Mom Jango (104,000), Tera (101,000), Arabic: Shuwa (100,000), Basa (100,000), Bekwarra (100,000), Bole (100,000), Che (100,000), Cibak (100,000), Cishingini (100,000), Dibo (100,000), Emai-Iuleha-Ora (100,000), Gokana (100,000), Hyam (100,000), Mada (100,000), Mbembe: Cross River (100,000), Tsikimba (100,000), Tsishingini (100,000), Wapan (100,000), Mambila: Nigeria (99,000), Kukele (95,000), C’lela (90,000), Ngizim (80,000), Warji (77,700), Nzanyi (77,000), Oring (75,000), Oro (75,000), Hun-Saare (73,000), Gade (72,100), Ijo: Southeast (71,500), Agatu (70,000), Gude (68,000), Ejagham (67,300), Obanliku (65,000), Eruwa (64,000), Yendang (62,600), Samba Leko (62,000), Ndoola (60,400), Ibani (60,000), Legbo (60,000), Ngamo (60,000), Waja (60,000), Eleme (58,000), Guduf-Gava (55,900), Etkywan (50,200), Boghom (50,000), Ikulu (50,000), Izere (50,000), Lijili (50,000), Nungu (50,000), Okobo (50,000), Saya (50,000), Yace (50,000), Yala (50,000), Arigidi (48,000), Igwe (47,800), Bitare (46,300), Jara (46,300), Lala-Roba (46,000), Kutep (44,600), Reshe (44,000), Ga’anda (43,000), Mbula-Bwazza (40,600), Kurama (40,300), Busa (40,000), Eten (40,000), Irigwe (40,000), Kadara (40,000), Lamang (40,000), Bete-Bendi (36,800), ut-Ma’in (36,000), Alago (35,100), Ashe (35,000), Begbere-Ejar (35,000), Ninzo (35,000), Nkem-Nkum (34,500), Hwana (32,000), Koma (32,000), Longuda (32,000), Afade (31,000), Atsam (30,000), Bile (30,000), Bokobaru (30,000), Cinda-Regi-Tiyal (30,000), Dadiya (30,000), Dghwede (30,000), Ekajuk (30,000), Ekpeye (30,000), Jibu (30,000), Kohumono (30,000), Miya (30,000), Numana-Nunku-Gbantu-Numbu (30,000), Okpamheri (30,000), Olulumo-Ikom (30,000), Pongu (30,000), Tula (30,000), Ubaghara (30,000), Glavda (28,500), Gwandara (27,300), Akpa (26,900), Fyer (26,100), Kagoma (25,400), Okpe (25,400), Abua (25,000), Batu (25,000), Dijim-Bwilim (25,000), Eloyi (25,000), Galambu (25,000), Gbiri-Niragu (25,000), Pero (25,000), Iyayu (24,700), Jere (23,000), Ika (22,800), Polci (22,000), Montol (21,900), Zari (20,700), Dza (20,100), Acipa: Western (20,000), Agwagwune (20,000), Bauchi (20,000), Dera (20,000), Duguri (20,000), Engenni (20,000), Fali (20,000), Gvoko (20,000), Hungworo (20,000), Ivbie North-Okpela-Arhe (20,000), Kakanda (20,000), Kamo (20,000), Kupa (20,000), Mama (20,000), Umon (20,000), Vaghat-Ya-Bijim-Legeri (20,000), Uneme (19,800), Uvbie (19,800), Nde-Nsele-Nta (19,500), Mboi (19,000), Ososo (19,000), Odual (18,000), Ukaan (18,000), Jorto (17,300), Pyapun (17,300), Gwamhi-Wuri (16,000), Tso (16,000), Kulere (15,600), Baangi (15,000), Enwan (15,000), Etebi (15,000), Gupa-Abawa (15,000), Guruntum-Mbaaru (15,000), Kakihum (15,000), Yukuben (15,000), Sukur (14,800), Mbe (14,300), Ehueun (14,200), Ukue (14,100), Yiwom (14,100), Giiwo (14,000), Uhami (13,600), Iku-Gora-Ankwa (13,000), Labir (13,000), Lenyima (13,000), Yeskwa (13,000), Abanyom (12,500), Sasaru (12,500), Amo (12,300), Agoi (12,000), Epie (12,000), Kaningkom-Nindem (12,000), Mburku (12,000), Ogbronuagum (12,000), Putukwam (12,000), Ukpe-Bayobiri (12,000), Bumaji (11,400), Como Karim (11,400), Doka (11,400), Duwai (11,400), Kpan (11,400), Lubila (11,400), Ukpet-Ehom (11,400), Kushi (11,000), Kuturmi (10,500), Kanufi (10,400), Korop (10,200), Akpes (10,000), Boga (10,000), Degema (10,000), Efutop (10,000), Etulo (10,000), Evant (10,000), Gaa (10,000), Ibino (10,000), Idun (10,000), Kaan (10,000), Kamantan (10,000), Kwaami (10,000), Lame (10,000), Lemoro (10,000), Leyigha (10,000), Maaka (10,000), Ngwaba (10,000), Ogbogolo (10,000), Oko-Eni-Osayen (10,000), Shoo-Minda-Nye (10,000), Tal (10,000), Uda (10,000), Ulukwumi (10,000), Vemgo-Mabas (10,000), Geruma (9,030), Dirim (9,000), Ghotuo (9,000), Shall-Zwall (8,900), Dass (8,830), Tanjijili (8,540), Loo (8,000), Pa’a (8,000), Ndoe (7,340), Diri (7,200), Surubu (7,170), Alumu-Tesu (7,000), Bina (7,000), Hõne (7,000), Kwa (7,000), Mala (6,630), Efai (6,320), Iguta (6,120), Awak (6,000), Bangwinji (6,000), Bu (6,000), Deno (6,000), Geji (6,000), Miship (6,000), Idesa (5,690), Piti (5,530), Ikpeshi (5,320), Ruma (5,090), Acipa: Eastern (5,000), Baan (5,000), Cakfem-Mushere (5,000), Dong (5,000), Ebughu (5,000), Eki (5,000), Gudu (5,000), Ibilo (5,000), Ibuoro (5,000), Idere (5,000), Idon (5,000), Iko (5,000), Ilue (5,000), Ito (5,000), Itu Mbon Uzo (5,000), Kam (5,000), Kugama (5,000), Kyak (5,000), Laru (5,000), Leelau (5,000), Lopa (5,000), Moo (5,000), Nkari (5,000), Oruma (5,000), Piya-Kwonci (5,000), Shama-Sambuga (5,000), Shanga (5,000), Sur (5,000), Uzekwe (5,000), Waka (5,000), Wom (5,000), Biseni (4,800), Nkoroo (4,550), Abureni (4,000), Bakpinka (4,000), Burak (4,000), Gengle (4,000), Hide (4,000), Kyenga (4,000), Pe (4,000), Teme (4,000), Wannu (4,000), Ningye (3,990), Toro (3,930), Siri (3,800), Okodia (3,600), Panawa (3,500), Jiru (3,420), Kumba (3,420), Lamja-Dengsa-Tola (3,420), Obulom (3,420), Tita (3,420), Ubang (3,420), Lufu (3,200), Kir-Balar (3,050), Ake (3,000), Ayere (3,000), Cara (3,000), Cineni (3,000), Fyam (3,000), Ganang (3,000), Gurmana (3,000), Hasha (3,000), Koenoem (3,000), Kpasam (3,000), Kutto (3,000), Mbongno (3,000), Mingang Doso (3,000), Ndun (3,000), Nnam (3,000), Otank (3,000), Sha (3,000), Shakara (3,000), Tambas (3,000), Yedina (3,000), Firan (2,500), Kholok (2,500), Tunzuii (2,500), Kaivi (2,320), Tumi (2,270), Basa-Gurmana (2,000), Bo-Rukul (2,000), Cen (2,000), Ciwogai (2,000), Jiba (2,000), Kariya (2,000), Kugbo (2,000), Mághdì (2,000), Nggwahyi (2,000), Nyeng (2,000), Zumbun (2,000), Aduge (1,900), Wãpha (1,610), Horom (1,500), Izora (1,500), Alege (1,200), Shiki (1,200), Janji (1,150), Dungu (1,100), Kofa (1,100), Abon (1,000), Ambo (1,000), Bukwen (1,000), Cori (1,000), Fam (1,000), Fungwa (1,000), Gyem (1,000), Mundat (1,000), Nkukoli (1,000), Shuwa-Zamani (1,000), Tala (1,000), Tha (1,000), Gwa (980), Ju (900), Ayu (800), Duhwa (800), Bure (500), Kinuku (500), Vono (500), Zeem (400), Ndunda (350), Àhàn (300), Áncá (300), Centúúm (200), Defaka (200), Doko-Uyanga (200), Kapya (200), Beele (120), Dulbu (100), Jilbe (100), Kiong (100), Mangas (100), Mvanip (100), Nyam (100), Ukwa (100), Yangkam (100), Zangwal (100), Bete (50), Putai (50), Kudu-Camo (42), Odut (20), Somyev (18), Bassa-Kontagora (10), Njerep (6), Sambe (6), Sheni (6), Luri (2)
  • 367 India — Hindi (180,000,000), Telugu (69,600,000), Marathi (68,000,000), Tamil (61,500,000), Urdu (48,100,000), Gujarati (45,500,000), Awadhi (37,700,000), Bhojpuri (36,500,000), Malayalam (35,400,000), Kannada (35,300,000), Maithili (31,900,000), Oriya (31,700,000), Panjabi: Eastern (27,100,000), Chhattisgarhi (17,500,000), Assamese (16,700,000), Haryanvi (13,000,000), Magahi (13,000,000), Deccan (12,800,000), Malvi (10,400,000), Kanauji (9,500,000), Dhundari (9,000,000), Bagheli (7,760,000), Varhadi-Nagpuri (6,970,000), Lambadi (6,000,000), Santali (5,960,000), Marwari (5,600,000), Kashmiri (5,420,000), Kamta (5,000,000), Mewati (5,000,000), Hadothi (4,730,000), Konkani (4,000,000), Merwari (3,900,000), Mina (3,800,000), Konkani: Goan (3,630,000), Godwari (3,000,000), Shekhawati (3,000,000), Garhwali (2,920,000), Indian Sign Language (2,680,000), Kumaoni (2,360,000), Dogri (2,110,000), Kurux (2,050,000), Mewari (2,000,000), Sadri (1,970,000), Gondi: Northern (1,950,000), Tulu (1,950,000), Waddar (1,930,000), Bagri (1,900,000), Wagdi (1,710,000), Kangri (1,700,000), Khandesi (1,580,000), Mundari (1,550,000), Bodo (1,540,000), Ho (1,500,000), Nimadi (1,430,000), Meitei (1,370,000), Bhili (1,300,000), Vasavi (1,200,000), Bhilali (1,150,000), Panjabi: Mirpur (1,020,000), Pahari: Mahasu (1,000,000), Mandeali (900,000), Khasi (865,000), Kachchi (806,000), Juray (801,000), Garo (780,000), Ahirani (779,000), Kui (765,000), Angika (725,000), Kok Borok (691,000), Gujari (690,000), Bundeli (644,000), Bhatri (600,000), Varli (600,000), Miri (571,000), Mizo (529,000), Munda (519,000), Halbi (500,000), Karbi (492,000), Korku (478,000), Rathawi (451,000), Chamari (406,000), Koli: Wadiyara (404,000), Chakma (400,000), Gamit (400,000), Koli: Kachi (400,000), Kukna (400,000), Muria: Far Western (400,000), Muria: Western (400,000), Sirmauri (400,000), Kuvi (350,000), Pengo (350,000), Saurashtra (310,000), Sora (310,000), Koya (300,000), Yerukula (300,000), Bilaspuri (295,000), Kharia (292,000), Chodri (282,000), Panchpargania (274,000), Surjapuri (273,000), Nisi (261,000), Dubli (252,000), Bauria (248,000), Badaga (245,000), Naga: Konyak (244,000), Naga: Sumi (242,000), Kodava (241,000), Adi (238,000), Naga: Ao (232,000), Powari (214,000), Chin: Thado (205,000), Irula (200,000), Kolami: Northwestern (200,000), Maria: Dandami (200,000), Muria: Eastern (200,000), Bharia (197,000), Tibetan (189,000), Kurumba: Kannada (180,000), Bareli: Pauri (175,000), Maria (165,000), Dhanki (163,000), Dhodia (152,000), Parsi (151,000), Ladakhi (150,000), Oriya: Adivasi (150,000), Naga: Lotha (148,000), Pardhan (135,000), Chambeali (130,000), Amri Karbi (125,000), Naga: Angami (125,000), Naga: Tangkhul (125,000), Pardhi (120,000), Naga: Phom (115,000), Churahi (111,000), Gaddi (110,000), Sauria Paharia (110,000), Pahari: Kullu (109,000), Dimasa (106,000), Dhanwar (104,000), Bhattiyali (102,000), Andh (100,000), Dungra Bhil (100,000), Garasia: Adiwasi (100,000), Garasia: Rajput (100,000), Gondi: Southern (100,000), Jaunsari (100,000), Noiri (100,000), Naga: Yimchungru (96,400), Paniya (94,000), Kanjari (91,200), Pnar (84,000), Naga: Sangtam (83,700), Naga: Mao (81,000), Duruwa (80,000), Mawchi (80,000), Chin: Paite (78,800), Bishnupriya (75,000), Naga: Zeme (72,800), Agariya (72,000), Sikkimese (70,300), Korwa (66,000), Kinnauri (63,800), Bareli: Rathwi (63,700), Mal Paharia (61,000), Naga: Chang (60,900), Hajong (60,000), Mirgan (60,000), Sansi (60,000), Kachari (59,000), Naga: Rongmei (59,000), Bazigar (58,200), Nicobarese: Southern (57,500), Bhadrawahi (53,000), Pao (53,000), Naga: Poumei (51,000), Bodo Parja (50,000), Desiya (50,000), Hmar (50,000), Juang (50,000), Rabha (50,000), Lepcha (48,000), Naga: Wancho (48,000), Braj Bhasha (44,000), Buksa (43,000), Naga: Liangmai (41,100), Kamar (40,000), Naga: Khiamniungan (38,100), Purik (37,700), Kudmali (37,000), Nicobarese: Car (37,000), Gowli (35,000), Kurumba: Jennu (35,000), Naga: Nocte (35,000), Khirwar (34,300), Majhwar (34,300), Mahali (33,000), Kurumba: Betta (32,000), Adi: Galo (30,000), Koch (30,000), Naga Pidgin (30,000), Hinduri (29,700), Mukha-Dora (29,700), Kurichiya (29,400), Naga: Mzieme (29,000), Vaiphei (27,800), Deori (26,900), Ravula (26,900), Chenchu (26,000), Kurumba: Mullu (26,000), Naga: Khoibu (25,600), Bijori (25,000), Kharia Thar (25,000), Lodhi (25,000), Naga: Maram (25,000), Naga: Tutsa (25,000), Sakachep (25,000), Apatani (24,000), Naga: Chokri (24,000), Sholaga (24,000), Naga: Thangal (23,600), Kaikadi (23,000), Naga: Khezha (23,000), Tiwa (23,000), Chin: Mara (22,000), Naga: Southern Rengma (21,000), Zou (20,600), Andaman Creole Hindi (20,500), Nahari (20,400), Gowlan (20,200), Kumarbhag Paharia (20,200), Savara (20,200), Chin: Matu (20,000), Konda-Dora (20,000), Kumbaran (20,000), Toto (20,000), Biete (19,000), Kanikkaran (19,000), Reli (19,000), Hrangkhol (18,700), Malankuravan (18,600), Miju-Mishmi (18,000), Naga: Maring (17,400), Pangwali (17,000), Muthuvan (16,800), Asuri (16,600), Naga: Pochuri (15,900), Kodaku (15,700), Gangte (15,100), Gadaba: Pottangi Ollar (15,000), Nahali (15,000), Groma (14,000), Koraga: Korra (14,000), Anal (13,900), Naga: Northern Rengma (13,000), Katkari (12,000), Zangskari (12,000), Idu-Mishmi (11,000), Pattani (11,000), Changthang (10,100), Degaru (10,100), Nicobarese: Central (10,100), Bareli: Palya (10,000), Birhor (10,000), Brokskat (10,000), Kolami: Southeastern (10,000), Lamkang (10,000), Naga: Inpui (10,000), Spiti Bhoti (10,000), Paliyan (9,520), Vaagri Booli (9,300), Bondo (9,000), Khamti (8,880), Bhalay (8,670), Digaro-Mishmi (8,620), Monpa: Tawang (8,600), Gadaba: Bodo (8,000), Gadaba: Mudhili (8,000), Monpa: Kalaktang (8,000), Ranglong (8,000), Mannan (7,850), Malasar (7,760), Rongpo (7,500), Simte (7,150), Chiru (7,000), Bhunjia (6,790), Kinnauri: Bhoti (6,790), Parenga (6,700), Kupia (6,600), Miji (6,500), Kinnauri: Harijan (6,330), Darlong (6,000), Malapandaram (5,850), Bhatola (5,050), Chetti: Wayanad (5,000), Eravallan (5,000), Lyngngam (5,000), Phake (5,000), Sulung (5,000), Indo-Portuguese (4,940), Gahri (4,000), Hruso (4,000), Naga: Makuri (4,000), Naga: Moyon (3,700), Naga: Chothe (3,600), Muduga (3,370), Naga: Monsang (3,200), Sherdukpen (3,100), Gata’ (3,060), Koireng (3,000), Kurmukar (3,000), Naga: Puimei (3,000), Thachanadan (3,000), Sanskrit (2,950), Byangsi (2,830), Kudiya (2,800), Aimol (2,640), Kurumba: Alu (2,500), Singpho (2,500), Stod Bhoti (2,500), Lish (2,340), Shumcho (2,170), Teressa (2,080), Chaura (2,020), Nihali (2,000), Tinani (2,000), Turi (2,000), Jangshung (1,990), Kadar (1,960), Chaudangsi (1,830), Darmiya (1,750), Aiton (1,500), Na (1,500), Kanashi (1,400), Naga: Kharam (1,400), Kurumba: Attapady (1,370), Bellari (1,350), Khamba (1,330), Toda (1,100), Kinnauri: Chitkuli (1,060), Lohar: Gade (1,010), Phudagi (1,010), Kunduvadi (1,000), Mala Malasar (1,000), Pathiya (1,000), Sartang (1,000), Bugun (900), Naga: Tarao (870), Chug (850), Chinali (750), Kalanadi (750), Korlai Creole Portuguese (750), Lohar: Lahul (750), Tukpa (610), Sunam (560), Holiya (500), Naga: Purum (500), Shom Peng (400), Allar (350), Jad (300), Zakhring (300), Pankhu (230), Aranadan (200), Vishavan (150), Sentinel (100), Öñge (94), Khamyang (50), A-Pucikwar (10)
  • 283 Mexico — Spanish (86,200,000), Maya: Yucatán (700,000), Nahuatl: Eastern Huasteca (410,000), Nahuatl: Western Huasteca (400,000), Mazahua: Central (350,000), Nahuatl: Central Huasteca (200,000), Nahuatl: Guerrero (150,000), Purepecha: Western Highland (135,000), Tzotzil: Chamula (130,000), Nahuatl: Highland Puebla (125,000), Nahuatl: Orizaba (120,000), Totonac: Highland (120,000), Otomi: Mezquital (100,000), Tzeltal: Bachajón (100,000), Nahuatl: Southeastern Puebla (92,000), Chol: Tumbalá (90,000), Tzeltal: Oxchuc (90,000), Mexican Sign Language (87,000), Zapotec: Isthmus (85,000), Mazatec: Huautla (82,200), Totonac: Papantla (80,000), Zapotec: Loxicha (75,000), Huastec: San Luís Potosí (70,000), Nahuatl: Northern Puebla (60,000), Tarahumara: Central (55,000), Me’phaa: Acatepec (54,000), Huastec: Veracruz (50,000), Tzotzil: San Andrés Larrainzar (50,000), Otomi: Eastern Highland (49,300), Totonac: Coyutla (48,100), Me’phaa: Malinaltepec (48,000), Mixtec: Metlatónoc (46,600), Chol: Tila (43,900), Maya: Chan Santa Cruz (40,000), Mayo (40,000), Nahuatl: Central (40,000), Purepecha (40,000), Tarahumara: Western (39,800), Chontal: Tabasco (38,000), Nahuatl: Sierra Negra (38,000), Otomi: Temoaya (37,000), Tojolabal (36,000), Tzotzil: Chenalhó (35,000), Otomi: Querétaro (33,000), Mixtec: Chayuco (30,000), Popoluca: Highland (30,000), Zapotec: Rincón (29,200), Zapotec: San Juan Guelavía (28,000), Mazatec: Soyaltepec (27,600), Chinantec: Palantla (25,000), Mixtec: Western Juxtlahuaca (25,000), Triqui: Copala (25,000), Tzotzil: Zinacantán (25,000), Mazatec: Jalapa de Díaz (24,200), Amuzgo: Guerrero (23,000), Mixtec: Alacatlatzala (22,200), Chinantec: Ojitlán (22,000), Mazatec: San Jerónimo Tecóatl (21,100), Huichol (20,000), Mixe: Isthmus (20,000), Mixtec: Pinotepa Nacional (20,000), Nahuatl: Isthmus-Mecayapan (20,000), Tzotzil: Huixtán (20,000), Zoque: Francisco León (20,000), Zapotec: Mitla (19,500), Mixe: Mazatlán (19,200), Mixtec: Silacayoapan (18,700), Nahuatl: Morelos (18,700), Me’phaa: Tlacoapa (18,000), Mazahua: Michoacán (17,500), Nahuatl: Zacatlán-Ahuacatlán-Tepetzintla (17,100), Mixtec: Juxtlahuaca (16,000), Nahuatl: Central Puebla (16,000), Totonac: Filomena Mata-Coahuitlán (15,100), Zapotec: Ocotlán (15,000), Zapotec: San Pedro Quiatoni (14,800), Mixtec: San Miguel el Grande (14,500), Mixtec: Northern Tlaxiaco (14,000), Yaqui (14,000), Mixtec: San Juan Colorado (13,500), Mixtec: Peñoles (13,400), Mixe: North Central (13,000), Mazatec: Mazatlán (12,900), Chatino: Western Highland (12,000), Huave: San Mateo del Mar (12,000), Otomi: Texcatepec (12,000), Zapotec: Choapan (12,000), Zapotec: Southern Rincon (12,000), Chatino: Nopala (11,000), Mazatec: Ixcatlán (10,600), Tepehuan: Southeastern (10,600), Chinantec: Lalana (10,500), Jacaltec: Western (10,300), Kanjobal: Western (10,100), Mam: Todos Santos (10,000), Mixtec: Alcozauca (10,000), Mixtec: Amoltepec (10,000), Mixtec: Jamiltepec (10,000), Otomi: Estado de México (10,000), Otomi: Tenango (10,000), Zapotec: Amatlán (10,000), Zoque: Copainalá (10,000), Zapotec: Güilá (9,500), Chinantec: Usila (9,000), Mixtec: Mixtepec (9,000), Nahuatl: Northern Oaxaca (9,000), Tepehuan: Southwestern (8,700), Cuicatec: Tepeuxila (8,500), Mixtec: Ayutla (8,500), Mixtec: Atatláhuca (8,300), Chatino: Zenzontepec (8,000), Chinantec: Quiotepec (8,000), Cora: El Nayar (8,000), Mixe: Juquila (8,000), Zapotec: Petapa (8,000), Mixtec: Apasco-Apoala (7,870), Mixtec: Magdalena Peñasco (7,350), Mixtec: Southwestern Tlaxiaco (7,340), Cora: Santa Teresa (7,000), Mixtec: Southeastern Nochixtlán (7,000), Nahuatl: Huaxcaleca (7,000), Nahuatl: Isthmus-Pajapan (7,000), Zapotec: Mixtepec (7,000), Zapotec: Tilquiapan (7,000), Mixe: Quetzaltepec (6,700), Mixtec: Ocotepec (6,500), Zapotec: Lachixío (6,500), Zapotec: Ozolotepec (6,500), Mixtec: Tezoatlán (6,200), Tepehuan: Northern (6,200), Mixtec: Santa María Zacatepec (6,000), Triqui: Chicahuaxtla (6,000), Zapotec: Southeastern Ixtlán (6,000), Chinantec: Sochiapam (5,800), Pame: Northern (5,620), Mixtec: Ixtayutla (5,500), Zapotec: Santo Domingo Albarradas (5,500), Mixe: Totontepec (5,200), Nahuatl: Isthmus-Cosoleacaque (5,140), Chinantec: Ozumacín (5,000), Mixe: Coatlán (5,000), Mixe: Tlahuitoltepec (5,000), Mixtec: Coatzospan (5,000), Mixtec: Yosondúa (5,000), Popoloca: San Juan Atzingo (5,000), Popoloca: San Marcos Tlalcoyalco (5,000), Zapotec: Cajonos (5,000), Zapotec: Lachiguiri (5,000), Zapotec: Yatee (5,000), Huave: San Dionisio del Mar (4,940), Zapotec: Coatecas Altas (4,880), Popoloca: San Luís Temalacayuca (4,730), Zapotec: Guevea de Humboldt (4,720), Zoque: Chimalapa (4,500), Pame: Central (4,350), Tzotzil: Venustiano Carranza (4,230), Mixtec: Diuxi-Tilantongo (4,220), Zapotec: Lapaguía-Guivini (4,200), Zapotec: Texmelucan (4,100), Amuzgo: San Pedro Amuzgos (4,000), Chatino: Tataltepec (4,000), Mixtec: Huitepec (4,000), Mixtec: Santa Lucía Monteverde (4,000), Popoloca: Santa Inés Ahuatempan (4,000), Popoluca: Sayula (4,000), Tepehua: Pisaflores (4,000), Zapotec: Quiavicuzas (4,000), Zapotec: Quioquitani-Quierí (4,000), Zapotec: Sierra de Juárez (4,000), Mazatec: Ayautla (3,700), Cuicatec: Teutila (3,690), Chontal: Highland Oaxaca (3,600), Mixtec: Tijaltepec (3,560), Nahuatl: Tetelcingo (3,500), Zapotec: Yalálag (3,500), Totonac: Upper Necaxa (3,400), Zapotec: Aloápam (3,400), Zapotec: San Vicente Coatlán (3,380), Chinantec: Tepinapa (3,000), Nahuatl: Michoacán (3,000), Popoloca: San Felipe Otlaltepec (3,000), Tepehua: Huehuetla (3,000), Tepehua: Tlachichilco (3,000), Totonac: Xicotepec de Juárez (3,000), Zapotec: Santa María Quiegolani (3,000), Zapotec: Yareni (2,900), Huarijío (2,840), Zapotec: Chichicapan (2,720), Mixtec: Cuyamecalco (2,600), Mixtec: Yoloxóchitl (2,540), Mazatec: Chiquihuitlán (2,500), Mixtec: Northwest Oaxaca (2,500), Mixtec: Tamazola (2,500), Zapotec: Santiago Xanica (2,500), Zapotec: Xanaguía (2,500), Zapotec: Yatzachi (2,500), Mixtec: Chazumba (2,480), Nahuatl: Santa María la Alta (2,470), Zapotec: Santa Inés Yatzechi (2,240), Zapotec: Mazaltepec (2,200), Zoque: Rayón (2,150), Chatino: Eastern Highland (2,000), Chinantec: Comaltepec (2,000), Chinantec: Lealao (2,000), Chinantec: Tepetotutla (2,000), Chinantec: Tlacoatzintepec (2,000), Popoloca: Mezontla (2,000), Triqui: San Martín Itunyoso (2,000), Zapotec: Tabaa (2,000), Mixtec: Mitlatongo (1,800), Mixtec: Yutanduchi (1,800), Totonac: Ozumatlán (1,800), Huastec: Southeastern (1,750), Mixtec: Chigmecatitlán (1,600), Nahuatl: Tlamacazapa (1,550), Chinantec: Valle Nacional (1,500), Zapotec: San Baltazar Loxicha (1,500), Nahuatl: Coatepec (1,400), Mixtec: Southern Puebla (1,330), Mixtec: Sinicahua (1,300), Nahuatl: Durango (1,300), Mixtec: Itundujia (1,080), Chatino: Zacatepec (1,000), Chinantec: Chiltepec (1,000), Lacandon (1,000), Pima Bajo (1,000), Tectitec (1,000), Zapotec: Miahuatlán (1,000), Zapotec: Santa Catarina Albarradas (1,000), Zapotec: Zoogocho (1,000), Chontal: Lowland Oaxaca (950), Amuzgo: Ipalapa (940), Huave: San Francisco del Mar (900), Seri (900), Zapotec: El Alto (900), Zapotec: Ayoquesco (880), Mixtec: Cacaloxtepec (850), Mixtec: Tututepec (820), Chocholtec (770), Zapotec: Zaniza (770), Otomi: Ixtenco (740), Me’phaa: Azoyú (680), Mixtec: Tacahua (580), Mixtec: San Juan Teita (570), Mixtec: Tidaá (550), Zapotec: Zaachila (550), Totonac: Tecpatlán (540), Mixtec: Yucuañe (520), Huave: Santa María del Mar (500), Popoloca: Coyotepec (500), Totonac: Yecuatla (500), Zapotec: Coatlán (500), Mixtec: San Miguel Piedras (450), Nahuatl: Ometepec (430), Popoluca: Texistepec (430), Otomi: Tilapa (400), Zapotec: Xadani (340), Mixtec: Soyaltepec (320), Nahuatl: Temascaltepec (310), Zapotec: Yautepec (310), Paipai (300), Tarahumara: Northern (300), Zapotec: Totomachapan (260), Kumiai (220), Afro-Seminole Creole (200), Chichimeca-Jonaz (200), Cocopa (200), Zapotec: Elotepec (200), Mocho (170), Mixtec: Sindihui (140), Zapotec: Tlacolulita (140), Ixcatec (120), Zapotec: Tejalapan (120), Popoluca: Oluta (100), Tarahumara: Southwestern (100), Zapotec: Asunción Mixtepec (100), Matlatzinca: Atzingo (75), Zapotec: San Agustín Mixtepec (59), Zoque: Tabasco (40), Kiliwa (28), Chiapanec (17), Yucatec Maya Sign Language (16), Opata (15)
  • 247 China — Chinese: Mandarin (840,000,000), Chinese: Wu (77,200,000), Chinese: Yue (52,000,000), Chinese: Jinyu (45,000,000), Chinese: Xiang (36,000,000), Chinese: Hakka (25,700,000), Chinese: Min Nan (25,700,000), Chinese: Gan (20,600,000), Chinese: Min Bei (10,300,000), Chinese: Min Dong (8,820,000), Uyghur (8,400,000), Chinese: Huizhou (4,600,000), Mongolian: Peripheral (3,380,000), Chinese: Min Zhong (3,100,000), Bouyei (2,600,000), Chinese: Pu-Xian (2,520,000), Nuosu (2,000,000), Zhuang: Yongbei (1,980,000), Zhuang: Yongnan (1,800,000), Zhuang: Liujiang (1,560,000), Zhuang: Guibei (1,500,000), Zhuang: Zuojiang (1,500,000), Tibetan: Khams (1,490,000), Miao: Chuanqiandian Cluster (1,400,000), Miao: Northern Qiandong (1,250,000), Zhuang: Eastern Hongshuihe (1,200,000), Zhuang: Central Hongshuihe (1,080,000), Tibetan: Central (1,070,000), Dong: Southern (1,000,000), Zhuang: Guibian (1,000,000), Zhuang: Yang (870,000), Zhuang: Youjiang (870,000), Miao: Western Xiangxi (820,000), Tibetan: Amdo (810,000), Bai: Central (800,000), Hani (740,000), Hlai (667,000), Lisu (610,000), Lingao (600,000), Tai Nüa (540,000), Miao: Southern Qiandong (500,000), Nasu: Wusa (500,000), Zhuang: Nong (500,000), Dong: Northern (463,000), Lipo (420,000), Bai: Southern (400,000), Iu Mien (383,000), Lolopo (380,000), Zhuang: Liuqian (370,000), Miao: Eastern Qiandong (350,000), Naxi (309,000), Lalo: Xishanba (300,000), Miao: Large Flowery (300,000), Waxianghua (300,000), Lahu (280,000), Lü (280,000), Parauk (266,000), Bunu: Bu-Nao (258,000), Dongxiang (250,000), Nasu (250,000), Sinicized Miao (250,000), Akha (240,000), Miao: White (233,000), Nisu: Southern (210,000), Kim Mun (200,000), Sui (200,000), Zhuang: Qiubei (200,000), Lolopo: Southern (190,000), Nasu: Wumeng (190,000), Kaduo (180,000), Nisu: Northern (160,000), Choni (154,000), Tu (152,000), Honi (140,000), Biyo (120,000), Zhuang: Dai (120,000), Lahu Shi (117,000), Axi (100,000), Gepo (100,000), Sani (100,000), Awa (98,000), Daur (96,100), Mulam (86,000), Tai Hongjin (85,000), Miao: Northern Guiyang (84,000), Miao: Small Flowery (84,000), Jiarong (83,000), Qiang: Southern (81,300), Biao (80,000), Cun (80,000), Miao: Eastern Xiangxi (80,000), Zaiwa (80,000), Nisu: Eastern (75,000), Miao: Central Mashan (70,000), Miao: Northern Huishui (70,000), Miao: Southwestern Guiyang (70,000), Tujia: Northern (70,000), Buriat: China (65,000), Cao Miao (63,600), Miao: Luopohe (61,000), Dzao Min (60,000), Ge (60,000), Salar (60,000), Qiang: Northern (57,800), Miao: Southwestern Huishui (56,000), Azhe (54,000), Azha (53,000), Jiamao (52,300), Guanyinqiao (50,000), Miao: Horned (50,000), Tai Ya (50,000), Horpa (45,000), Biao-Jiao Mien (43,000), Blang (42,000), Bai: Northern (40,000), Kucong (40,000), Miao: Central Huishui (40,000), Naluo (40,000), U (40,000), Wa: Vo (40,000), Lalu: Eastern (38,000), Lalu: Western (38,000), Phowa: Hlepho (36,000), Ache (35,000), Miao: Northern Mashan (35,000), Pumi: Northern (35,000), Zhuang: Lianshan (33,000), E (30,000), Enu (30,000), Lalo: Dongshanba (30,000), Maonan (30,000), Miqie (30,000), Pholo (30,000), Xibe (30,000), Limi (29,000), Miao: Southern Guiyang (28,000), Pa-Hng (26,800), Muji: Southern (26,000), Aluo (25,000), Mili (23,000), Khlula (21,000), Awu (20,000), Biao Mon (20,000), Chadong (20,000), Ersu (20,000), Hong Kong Sign Language (20,000), Samei (20,000), Evenki (19,000), Pumi: Southern (19,000), Bunu: Wunai (18,400), Phowa: Labo (17,000), Sarikoli (16,000), Hlersu (15,000), Nisu: Southwestern (15,000), T’en (15,000), Drung (14,000), Miao: Eastern Huishui (14,000), Miao: Western Mashan (14,000), Talu (13,600), Muya (13,000), Phola (13,000), Zokhuo (13,000), Tseku (12,600), Lakkia (12,000), Mahei (12,000), Nusu (12,000), Panang (12,000), Phala (12,000), Baima (11,000), Akeu (10,000), Bokha (10,000), Bolyu (10,000), Jinuo: Youle (10,000), Mak (10,000), Miao: Southern Mashan (10,000), Muzi (10,000), Phowa: Ani (10,000), Bunu: Younuo (9,720), Muji: Northern (9,000), Palaung: Pale (9,000), Phuma (8,000), Sanie (8,000), Zhaba (7,700), Queyu (7,000), Ainu (6,570), Kon Keu (6,300), Bonan (6,000), Guiqiong (6,000), Phuza (6,000), Kathu (5,000), Phukha (5,000), Shangzhai (4,100), Katso (4,000), Macanese (4,000), Namuyi (4,000), Tsat (3,800), Alugu (3,500), Lhaovo (3,500), Chesu (3,300), Gelao (3,000), Phupa (3,000), Yugur: East (3,000), Ai-Cham (2,700), Bugan (2,700), Yugur: West (2,600), Zhuang: Minz (2,600), Ayi (2,200), Zauzou (2,100), Chepya (2,000), Lang’e (2,000), Moji (2,000), Muda (2,000), Wutunhua (2,000), Shixing (1,800), Laomian (1,600), Muji: Qila (1,500), Sangkong (1,500), Tujia: Southern (1,500), Monba: Tawan (1,300), Phupha (1,300), Oroqen (1,200), Luoba: Boga’er (1,090), Bunu: Jiongnai (1,080), Hu (1,000), Jinuo: Buyuan (1,000), Kemiehua (1,000), Kuanhua (1,000), Pa Di (1,000), She (910), Man Met (900), Darang Deng (850), Buyang: Baha (600), Kangjia (430), Pela (400), Samatao (400), Yerong (380), Buyang E’ma (300), Buyang: Langnian (300), Buxinhua (200), Geman Deng (200), Thopho (200), Ili Turki (120), Lamu (120), Xiandao (100), Luoba: Yidu (80), Manchu (60), Ayizi (50)
  • 223 Cameroon — Beti (2,000,000), Bulu (858,000), Ewondo (578,000), Yemba (300,000), Ghomálá’ (260,000), Ngiemboon (250,000), Kom (233,000), Basaa (230,000), Bamun (215,000), Medumba (210,000), Mafa (136,000), Lamnso’ (125,000), Tupuri (125,000), Fe’fe’ (124,000), Oroko (106,000), Bafut (105,000), Akoose (100,000), Kako (100,000), Duala (87,700), Meta’ (87,000), Makaa (80,000), Ngwe (73,200), Limbum (73,000), Kenyang (65,000), Ngomba (63,000), Musgu (61,500), Bafia (60,000), Giziga: South (60,000), Mofu-Gudur (60,000), Gidar (54,000), Eton (52,000), Mungaka (50,100), Bakoko (50,000), Dii (47,000), Mbo (45,000), Mpongmpong (45,000), Ngombale (45,000), Yamba (40,800), Psikye (40,500), Baka (40,000), Oku (40,000), Pol (38,700), Mbum (38,600), Ngie (37,000), Mbembe: Tigon (36,000), Tunen (35,300), Mmen (35,000), Nugunu (35,000), Mundani (34,000), Mokpwe (32,200), Bamunka (31,000), Bakaka (30,000), Koonzime (30,000), Mambila: Cameroon (30,000), Muyang (30,000), Nyong (30,000), Parkwa (30,000), Bambalang (29,000), Mofu: North (27,500), Vengo (27,000), Aghem (26,700), Tuki (26,000), Zulgo-Gemzek (26,000), Hdi (25,000), Kenswei Nsei (25,000), Noone (25,000), Tikar (25,000), Wushi (25,000), Mfumte (24,700), Pinyin (24,600), Baba (24,500), Bebele (24,000), Daba (24,000), Wandala (23,500), Mendankwe-Nkwen (23,100), Bana (23,000), Babanki (22,500), Ngwo (22,000), Bum (21,400), Esimbi (20,000), Fali: South (20,000), Gbaya-Mbodomo (20,000), Giziga: North (20,000), Kwanja (20,000), Mengaka (20,000), Mengisa (20,000), Vute (20,000), Awing (19,000), Ngemba (18,800), Doyayo (18,000), Matal (18,000), Bafanji (17,000), Karang (17,000), Mazagway (17,000), Fali: North (16,000), Mpade (16,000), Ncane (15,500), Peere (15,000), Mesaka (14,000), Bangolan (13,500), Mbuko (13,000), Bamukumbit (12,000), Bankon (12,000), Kol (12,000), Denya (11,200), Mefele (11,000), Bamali (10,800), Wuzlam (10,500), Isu (10,400), Bambili-Bambui (10,000), Kwakum (10,000), Lefa (10,000), Merey (10,000), Nda’nda’ (10,000), Suga (10,000), Usaghade (10,000), Byep (9,500), Ngoshie (9,200), Kwasio (9,000), So (9,000), Moloko (8,500), Vame (8,500), Bafaw-Balong (8,400), Mambai (8,000), Ngamambo (8,000), Buwal (7,000), Dugun (7,000), Gavar (7,000), Iceve-Maci (7,000), Saari (7,000), Weh (6,900), Elip (6,400), Bebil (6,000), Malgbe (6,000), Mbedam (6,000), Nomaande (6,000), Ndemli (5,950), Manta (5,300), Mmaala (5,300), Menka (5,200), Sharwa (5,100), Bassossi (5,000), Caka (5,000), Cuvok (5,000), Dugwor (5,000), Duupa (5,000), Laimbue (5,000), Kemezung (4,500), Nubaca (4,500), La’bi (4,400), Gyele (4,250), Atong (4,200), Bamenyam (4,000), Wumboko (4,000), Yambeta (3,700), Jimi (3,500), Barombi (3,000), Beba (3,000), Gimme (3,000), Gimnime (3,000), Kuk (3,000), Naki (3,000), Wawa (3,000), Befang (2,980), Bonkeng (2,980), Dek (2,980), Kwaja (2,980), Ndaktup (2,980), Zizilivakan (2,800), Bangandu (2,700), Ambele (2,600), Dzodinka (2,600), Bebe (2,500), Ipulo (2,500), Kolbila (2,500), Jukun Takum (2,440), Longto (2,400), Tsuvan (2,300), Yangben (2,300), Balo (2,230), Malimba (2,230), Nkongho (2,230), Abar (2,000), Cung (2,000), Njen (1,800), Kung (1,750), Jina (1,500), Kendem (1,500), Lagwan (1,500), Busam (1,490), Mbo’ (1,490), Mbonga (1,490), Yasa (1,490), Akum (1,400), Tibea (1,400), Iyive (1,000), Koshin (1,000), Kwa’ (1,000), Mbu’ (1,000), Mundabli (1,000), Tuotomb (1,000), Hya (940), Eman (800), Bubia (600), Mser (500), Beezen (450), Hijuk (400), Osatu (400), Bakole (300), Maslam (250), Dimbong (140), Mbule (100), Dama (50), Pam (30), Twendi (30), Zumaya (25), Busuu (8), Ndai (5), Baldemu (4), Bung (3), Ngong (2), Bikya (1), Bishuo (1)
  • 176 Democratic Republic of the Congo — Luba-Kasai (6,300,000), Kituba (4,200,000), Koongo (3,000,000), Lingala (2,040,000), Luba-Katanga (1,510,000), Ngbaka (1,010,000), Songe (1,000,000), Nande (903,000), Lugbara (840,000), Alur (750,000), Lendu (750,000), Tetela (750,000), Zande (730,000), Yaka (700,000), Yombe (669,000), Shi (654,000), Mangbetu (620,000), Kongo: San Salvador (537,000), Havu (506,000), Chokwe (504,000), Teke: Eboo (454,000), Sanga (431,000), Phende (420,000), Komo (400,000), Lega-Shabunda (400,000), Mongo-Nkundu (400,000), Mbandja (352,000), Fuliiru (300,000), Bembe (252,000), Ngbandi: Northern (250,000), Taabwa (250,000), Budza (226,000), Ngando (220,000), Logo (210,000), Bwa (200,000), Hunde (200,000), Kanyok (200,000), Mbala (200,000), Hemba (181,000), Budu (180,000), Kela (180,000), Bangubangu (171,000), Seba (167,000), Teke: Ibali (167,000), Binji (165,000), Mpuono (165,000), Kele (160,000), Bushoong (155,000), Ding (155,000), Ruund (153,000), Ngombe (150,000), Nyanga (150,000), Tembo (150,000), Hema (125,000), Bera (120,000), Zimba (120,000), Ngbandi: Southern (105,000), Bolia (100,000), Lengola (100,000), Mayogo (100,000), Mbole (100,000), Ndo (100,000), Ngiti (100,000), Ntomba (100,000), Yansi (100,000), Sonde (96,000), Omi (91,000), Sakata (75,000), Mono (65,000), Kwese (60,000), Lika (60,000), Lobala (60,000), Mamvu (60,000), Salampasu (60,000), Lalia (55,000), Bangi (50,900), Mituku (50,900), Lese (50,000), Luna (50,000), Songomeno (50,000), Suku (50,000), Nyanga-li (48,000), Poke (46,000), Lega-Mwenga (44,900), Ligenza (43,000), Nyali (43,000), Lusengo (42,000), Mabaale (42,000), Bila (40,000), Nkutu (40,000), Mba (36,100), Yela (33,000), Bendi (32,000), Pagibete (28,000), Kusu (26,000), Lele (26,000), Barambu (25,600), Asoa (25,500), Ndaka (25,000), Tiene (24,500), Bomboma (23,000), Gbati-ri (21,000), Lwalu (21,000), Mayeka (21,000), Pambia (21,000), Boma (20,500), Baloi (20,000), Bamwe (20,000), Efe (20,000), Sengele (17,000), Tagbu (17,000), Ngbundu (16,000), Holoholo (15,500), Bhele (15,000), Enya (15,000), Mangbutu (15,000), Ngelima (13,600), Buya (13,000), Foma (13,000), Hamba (13,000), Kaiku (13,000), Yamongeri (13,000), Dongo (12,900), Wongo (12,700), Bwile (12,400), Banda: Togbo-Vara (12,000), Furu (12,000), Gilima (12,000), Gobu (12,000), Lombi (12,000), Bangba (11,000), Ndobo (10,200), Buyu (10,000), Joba (10,000), Libinza (10,000), Lombo (10,000), Dengese (8,600), Bwela (8,400), Kabwari (8,400), Kete (8,400), Likila (8,400), Mbesa (8,400), Mfinu (8,400), Ngul (8,400), Nyindu (8,400), Ombo (8,400), Pelende (8,400), Ndolo (8,000), Kaliko (7,500), Vanuma (6,700), Dzando (6,000), Kango (5,900), Bozaba (5,500), Mvuba (5,100), Ngundu (5,100), Ma (4,700), Boloki (4,200), Moingi (4,200), Ngbinda (4,200), Samba (4,200), Ngongo (4,080), Kanu (3,500), Bolondo (3,000), Kpala (3,000), Yango (3,000), Babango (2,550), Bomboli (2,500), Ndunga (2,500), Sere (2,500), Songoora (1,300), Beeke (1,000), Kari (1,000), Swahili: Congo (1,000), Hungana (400), Kwami (400), Lonzo (300)
  • 162 Philippines — Filipino (25,000,000), Tagalog (21,500,000), Cebuano (15,800,000), Ilocano (6,920,000), Hiligaynon (5,770,000), Waray-Waray (2,570,000), Bicolano: Central (2,500,000), Bicolano: Albay (1,900,000), Pampangan (1,900,000), Pangasinan (1,160,000), Maguindanao (1,000,000), Tausug (900,000), Maranao (776,000), Capiznon (639,000), Bontoc: Central (540,000), Ibanag (500,000), Inakeanon (395,000), Kinaray-a (378,000), Masbatenyo (350,000), Surigaonon (345,000), Chavacano (293,000), Bicolano: Iriga (234,000), Bantoanon (200,000), Romblomanon (200,000), Sama: Southern (200,000), Sorsogon: Waray (185,000), Blaan: Koronadal (150,000), Kankanaey (150,000), Davawenyo (147,000), Subanen: Central (140,000), Itawit (134,000), Cuyonon (123,000), Bicolano: Northern Catanduanes (122,000), Ibaloi (111,000), Yakan (106,000), Binukid (100,000), Philippine Sign Language (100,000), Tboli (95,300), Blaan: Sarangani (90,800), Sama: Central (90,000), Inonhan (85,800), Bicolano: Southern Catanduanes (85,000), Sorsogon: Masbate (85,000), Kalagan: Tagakaulu (83,000), Balangingi (80,000), Subanon: Western (75,000), Kankanay: Northern (70,000), Sambal: Tinà (70,000), Manobo: Agusan (60,000), Manobo: Cinamiguin (60,000), Manobo: Obo (60,000), Manobo: Sarangani (58,000), Mansaka (57,800), Giangan (55,000), Ilongot (50,800), Bolinao (50,000), Tiruray (50,000), Ifugao: Batad (43,000), Tagabawa (43,000), Mapun (40,600), Sama: Pangutaran (35,200), Ivatan (35,000), Butuanon (34,500), Sambal: Botolan (32,900), Caluyanun (30,000), Gaddang (30,000), Higaonon (30,000), Ifugao: Mayoyao (30,000), Ifugao: Tuwali (30,000), Isnag (30,000), Kagayanen (30,000), Manobo: Cotabato (30,000), Manobo: Matigsalug (30,000), Ifugao: Amganad (27,100), Manobo: Ata (26,700), Subanun: Lapuyan (25,000), Porohanon (23,000), Inabaknon (21,400), Kalagan (21,400), Balangao (21,300), Kalinga: Limos (20,000), Subanon: Kolibugan (20,000), Mandaya: Cataelano (19,000), Manobo: Western Bukidnon (19,000), Itneg: Maeng (18,000), Paranan (16,700), Yogad (16,000), Karolanos (15,100), Agutaynen (15,000), Kallahan: Kayapa (15,000), Sangil (15,000), Manobo: Ilianen (14,600), Palawano: Brooke’s Point (14,400), Kalinga: Lubuagan (14,000), Sulod (14,000), Hanunoo (13,000), Kalinga: Southern (13,000), Itneg: Moyadan (12,000), Palawano: Central (12,000), Palawano: Southwest (12,000), Kalinga: Lower Tanudan (11,200), Iraya (10,000), Kasiguranin (10,000), Manobo: Dibabawon (10,000), Subanen: Northern (10,000), Tagbanwa (10,000), Tagbanwa: Calamian (10,000), Itneg: Inlaod (9,000), Malaynon (8,500), Ayta: Mag-Anchi (8,200), Buhid (8,000), Kalinga: Butbut (8,000), Kallahan: Keley-i (8,000), Alangan (7,690), Kamayo (7,570), Magahat (7,570), Mandaya: Sangab (7,570), Manobo: Rajah Kabunsuwan (7,570), Itneg: Binongan (7,500), Itneg: Masadiit (7,500), Tawbuid: Eastern (7,190), Tawbuid: Western (6,810), Ga’dang (6,000), Kalagan: Kagan (6,000), Isinai (5,520), Mamanwa (5,150), Ayta: Mag-Indi (5,000), Finallig (5,000), Tadyawan (4,150), Adasen (4,000), Itneg: Banao (3,500), I-wak (3,260), Agta: Umiray Dumaget (3,000), Ayta: Abellen (3,000), Kalinga: Upper Tanudan (3,000), Mandaya: Karaga (3,000), Sinauna (2,530), Tagbanwa: Central (2,000), Ayta: Ambala (1,660), Agta: Mt. Iriga (1,500), Ati (1,500), Kalinga: Madukayang (1,500), Karao (1,400), Ibatan (1,350), Agta: Dupaninan (1,200), Alta: Southern (1,000), Atta: Pamplona (1,000), Agta: Central Cagayan (780), Atta: Pudtol (710), Agta: Casiguran Dumagat (610), Ayta: Bataan (500), Atta: Faire (300), Alta: Northern (200), Batak (200), Agta: Camarines Norte (150), Agta: Mt. Iraya (150), Agta: Alabat Island (30), Ayta: Sorsogon (18), Arta (15), Agta: Isarog (6), Ata (4), Ratagnon (2)
  • 154 Australia — Torres Strait Creole (23,400), Australian Sign Language (14,000), Kriol (10,000), Arrernte: Eastern (3,820), Dhuwal (3,650), Warlpiri (2,670), Pitjantjatjara (2,120), Tiwi (1,830), Alyawarr (1,450), Murrinh-Patha (1,430), Gunwinggu (1,410), Anindilyakwa (1,240), Anmatyerre (1,220), Arrarnta: Western (1,000), Ngaanyatjarra (990), Kala Lagaw Ya (930), Walmajarri (860), Wik-Mungkan (840), Guguyimidjir (740), Martu Wangka (720), Burarra (700), Kukatja (580), Gurinji (540), Warumungu (520), Djambarrpuyngu (450), Gupapuyngu (450), Kitja (410), Pintupi-Luritja (390), Bardi (380), Nunggubuyu (360), Dhangu (350), Jaru (340), Yindjibarndi (330), Meriam (320), Gumatj (300), Nyangumarta (260), Pintiini (250), Kuku-Yalanji (240), Maung (240), Nangikurrunggurr (220), Kaytetye (200), Ngarinman (170), Nyunga (170), Bunaba (160), Iwaidja (150), Thayore (150), Adnyamathanha (130), Wik-Ngathana (130), Djinang (120), Mudbura (120), Garawa (110), Miriwung (110), Djeebbana (100), Gooniyandi (100), Umpila (100), Ritarungo (94), Wikalkan (86), Ngarinyin (82), Kunbarlang (75), Nakara (75), Yankunytjatjara (73), Dayi (70), Rembarunga (69), Djinba (60), Yanyuwa (52), Antakarinya (50), Kanju (50), Kurrama (50), Kwini (50), Mangarayi (50), Nyigina (50), Panytyima (50), Wajarri (50), Wardaman (50), Warlmanpa (50), Wikngenchera (50), Broome Pearling Lugger Pidgin (40), Dyirbal (40), Kuku-Uwanh (40), Wik-Iiyanh (40), Yan-nhangu (40), Ami (32), Kuku-Muminh (31), Djamindjung (30), Gurdjar (30), Maringarr (30), Yawuru (30), Marithiel (25), Kuuku-Ya’u (21), Ngarluma (21), Badimaya (20), Bidyara (20), Dhalandji (20), Guragone (20), Kunjen (20), Maridan (20), Maridjabin (20), Mariyedi (20), Ngalkbun (20), Nyamal (20), Wanman (20), Worora (20), Wunambal (20), Alawa (18), Gugubera (15), Madngele (15), Mara (15), Maranunggu (15), Marimanindji (15), Yir Yoront (15), Karadjeri (12), Wadjiginy (12), Wambaya (12), Wangaaybuwan-Ngiyambaa (12), Wik-Me’anha (12), Yidiny (12), Andegerebinha (10), Bandjalang (10), Djingili (10), Kumbainggar (10), Kunggara (10), Ngadjunmaya (10), Nhuwala (10), Pakanha (10), Pini (10), Tyaraity (10), Wageman (10), Mullukmulluk (9), Ngarla (8), Bayungu (6), Dhargari (6), Gagadu (6), Nijadali (6), Amarag (5), Darling (5), Dyangadi (5), Marriammu (5), Martuyhunira (5), Pinigura (5), Yinggarda (5), Burduna (3), Dyaabugay (3), Gadjerawang (3), Gamilaraay (3), Gudanji (3), Kokata (3), Marti Ke (3), Warrgamay (3), Giyug (2), Lardil (2), Wirangu (2), Bandjigali (1), Margu (1), Wulna (1)
  • 145 Brazil — Portuguese (163,000,000), Talian (4,000,000), Hunsrik (3,000,000), Ticuna (32,600), Macushi (19,000), Kaiwá (18,000), Guajajára (15,000), Terêna (15,000), Mundurukú (10,100), Xavánte (10,000), Yanomámi (9,000), Sateré-Mawé (7,130), Kayapó (7,100), Wapishana (6,500), Baniwa (5,460), Chiripá (4,900), Karajá (3,600), Nhengatu (3,000), Iatê (2,930), Waiwai (2,910), Tucano (2,630), Kulina (2,540), Krahô (2,000), Pakaásnovos (1,930), Xerénte (1,810), Canela (1,800), Karipúna Creole French (1,710), Kanamarí (1,650), Kadiwéu (1,590), Cinta Larga (1,300), Parecís (1,290), Apinayé (1,260), Hupdë (1,210), Nambikuára: Southern (1,150), Marúbo (1,040), Borôro (1,020), Kayabí (1,000), Bakairí (950), Waimiri-Atroarí (930), Palikúr (920), Suruí (920), Rikbaktsa (910), Parakanã (900), Kuikúro-Kalapálo (870), Kaapor (800), Maxakalí (800), Tenharim (790), Xokleng (760), Dení (750), Ingarikó (670), Piratapuyo (620), Miraña (610), Hixkaryána (600), Guanano (550), Tapirapé (500), Jamamadí (480), Gavião do Jiparaná (470), Ninam (470), Tuyuca (460), Apalaí (450), Yawanawa (450), Krinkati-Timbira (420), Cashinahua (400), Guajá (370), Kamayurá (360), Pirahã (360), Shenenawa (360), Yuhup (360), Guarequena (340), Mamaindé (330), Suyá (330), Waurá (330), Enawené-Nawé (320), Ikpeng (320), Karitiâna (320), Asurini: Tocantins (300), Nadëb (300), Tuparí (300), Araweté (290), Kaxararí (270), Machinere (260), Korubo (250), Panará (250), Matís (240), Salumá (240), Amahuaca (220), Arára: Pará (200), Iapama (200), Mehináku (200), Uru-Pa-In (200), Apiaká (190), Irántxe (190), Aikanã (180), Suruí do Pará (180), Tembé (180), Papavô (170), Omagua (156), Krenak (150), Zo’é (150), Awetí (140), Suruahá (130), Asurini of Xingu (110), Makuráp (110), Kabixí (100), Morerebi (100), Pokangá (100), Tariana (100), Trumai (100), Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau (87), Amundava (83), Dâw (83), Wayoró (80), Karapanã (50), Mapidian (50), Avá-Canoeiro (40), Cafundo Creole (40), Guató (40), Himarimã (40), Karahawyana (40), Sikiana (33), Kulina Pano (32), Kreye (30), Mondé (30), Kwaza (25), Sakirabiá (23), Latundê (20), Ofayé (15), Karipuna (14), Aruá (12), Poyanáwa (12), Katawixi (10), Kuruáya (10), Anambé (7), Kaapor Sign Language (7), Yawalapití (7), Arikapú (6), Jabutí (5), Oro Win (5), Júma (4), Xetá (3), Puruborá (2), Xipaya (2), Katukína (1), Lakondê (1), Sabanês (1)
  • 129 United States — English (215,000,000), Hawai’i Creole English (600,000), Sea Island Creole English (250,000), Navajo (149,000), Angloromani (100,000), German: Pennsylvania (83,700), Louisiana Creole French (70,000), French: Cajun (17,200), Yupik: Central (16,900), Cherokee (16,400), Dakota (15,400), Apache: Western (12,700), German: Hutterite (12,000), Choctaw (11,400), Zuni (9,650), Tohono O’odham (9,600), Lakota (6,200), Hopi (5,260), Chippewa (5,000), Keres: Eastern (4,580), Muskogee (4,300), Crow (4,280), Keres: Western (3,390), Mohawk (3,000), Yakima (3,000), Shoshoni (2,910), Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai (2,690), Inupiatun: Northwest Alaska (2,420), Ute-Southern Paiute (1,980), Apache: Mescalero-Chiricahua (1,800), Cheyenne (1,720), Paiute: Northern (1,630), Tiwa: Southern (1,630), Jemez (1,300), Tlingit (1,200), Kiowa (1,100), Arapaho (1,040), Chickasaw (1,000), Hawaiian (1,000), Tiwa: Northern (930), Yupik: Central Siberian (830), Kickapoo (820), Apache: Jicarilla (680), Mikasuki (400), Aleut (300), Meskwaki (250), Comanche (200), Koasati (200), Nez Perce (200), Shawnee (200), Tenino (200), Maricopa (160), Quechan (150), Seneca (150), Salish: Southern Puget Sound (110), Alabama (100), Hidatsa (100), Koyukon (100), Skagit (100), Walla Walla (100), Omaha-Ponca (85), Yupik: Pacific Gulf (76), Columbia-Wenatchi (75), Mohave (75), Tanaina (75), Wasco-Wishram (69), Kalispel-Pend D’oreille (64), Lushootseed (60), Spokane (50), Umatilla (50), Yuchi (50), Kashaya (45), Kuskokwim: Upper (40), Menominee (39), Ahtena (35), Luiseño (35), Tanacross (35), Quapaw (34), Tanana: Lower (30), Caddo (25), Degexit’an (25), Yokuts (25), Wyandot (24), Arikara (20), Pawnee (20), Timbisha (20), Kansa (19), Apache: Kiowa (18), Achumawi (16), Cahuilla (14), Tanana: Upper (14), Chinook (12), Holikachuk (12), Miwok: Central Sierra (12), Yurok (12), Ho-Chunk (11), Clallam (10), Gros Ventre (10), Karok (10), Quileute (10), Snohomish (10), Tututni (10), Washo (10), Hupa (8), Miwok: Southern Sierra (7), Mandan (6), Miwok: Northern Sierra (6), Tübatulabal (6), Chetco (5), Coeur d’Alene (5), Kawaiisu (5), Osage (5), Pomo: Southeastern (5), Wintu (5), Maidu: Northwest (4), Pomo: Central (4), Tolowa (4), Atsugewi (3), Apache: Lipan (2), Maidu: Northeast (2), Miwok: Lake (2), Coos (1), Kalapuya (1), Klamath-Modoc (1), Miwok: Plains (1), Nisenan (1), Pomo: Southern (1), Serrano (1), Wichita (1)
  • 109 Tanzania — Sukuma (5,430,000), Gogo (1,440,000), Haya (1,300,000), Ha (990,000), Makonde (980,000), Nyamwezi (980,000), Hehe (805,000), Nyakyusa-Ngonde (805,000), Luguru (692,000), Bena (670,000), Shambala (664,000), Mochi (597,000), Nyaturu (595,000), Asu (500,000), Mwera (469,000), Iraqw (462,000), Nilamba (455,000), Kuria (430,000), Nyambo (400,000), Zigula (355,000), Langi (350,000), Swahili (350,000), Nyiha: Tanzania (306,000), Machame (300,000), Vunjo (300,000), Kagulu (241,000), Ngindo (220,000), Jita (205,000), Rufiji (200,000), Fipa (195,000), Sumbwa (191,000), Pogolo (185,000), Ngoni (170,000), Safwa (158,000), Shubi (153,000), Hangaza (150,000), Matengo (150,000), Ndali (150,000), Kinga (140,000), Luo (140,000), Zinza (138,000), Ikizu (132,000), Ngulu (132,000), Kwaya (115,000), Ndengereko (110,000), Kerewe (100,000), Ndendeule (100,000), Zanaki (100,000), Suba-Simbiti (98,700), Kwere (98,000), Pangwa (95,000), Rwa (90,000), Digo (88,000), Datooga (87,800), Kara (86,000), Bondei (80,000), Mpoto (80,000), Sagala (79,000), Kimbu (78,000), Sangu (75,000), Matumbi (72,000), Malila (65,000), Ndamba (55,000), Ngoreme (55,000), Konongo (51,000), Gorowa (50,000), Kutu (45,000), Sandawe (40,000), Bungu (36,000), Ikoma-Nata-Isenye (36,000), Machinga (36,000), Isanzu (32,400), Vidunda (32,000), Alagwa (30,000), Temi (30,000), Mbunga (29,000), Pimbwe (29,000), Vwanji (28,000), Bende (27,000), Nyika: Tanzania (25,000), Doe (24,000), Mbugwe (24,000), Wanda (24,000), Manda (22,000), Rungwa (18,000), Kami (16,400), Burunge (13,000), Tongwe (13,000), Kisi (10,200), Maraba (10,000), Ndonde Hamba (10,000), Vinza (10,000), Magoma (9,000), Kabwa (8,500), Mbugu (7,000), Segeju (7,000), Mediak (5,270), Mosiro (5,270), Dhaiso (5,000), Kisankasa (4,670), Aramanik (3,000), Kahe (2,700), Gweno (2,200), Hadza (800), Aasáx (350), Gusii (300), Logooli (300), Ngasa (250), Nindi (100)
  • 105 Chad — Arabic: Chadian Spoken (896,000), Ngambay (896,000), Kanembu (461,000), Dazaga (331,000), Maba (296,000), Naba (278,000), Musey (209,000), Mundang (191,000), Sar (183,000), Gulay (163,000), Marba (148,000), Masana (130,000), Gor (87,000), Zaghawa (87,000), Nancere (81,000), Mbay (80,000), Daju: Dar Sila (63,100), Tama (62,900), Masalit (60,900), Laka (55,100), Mango (52,200), Buduma (51,600), Day (49,900), Dangaléat (45,000), Bagirmi (44,800), Kera (44,500), Ngam (43,700), Mararit (42,400), Amdang (41,100), Herdé (40,000), Kaba Démé: Sara (40,000), Kenga (40,000), Bedjond (36,000), Mubi (35,300), Kaba Náà: Sara (35,000), Gabri (34,400), Daju: Dar Daju (34,000), Pévé (30,000), Tobanga (30,000), Tedaga (28,500), Tumak (25,200), Assangori (23,500), Mesme (20,100), Kimré (20,000), Migaama (20,000), Kibet (18,500), Nzakambay (18,500), Kabalai (17,900), Kwang (16,800), Kim (15,400), Bidiyo (14,000), Sinyar (12,300), Mukulu (12,000), Kuo (11,800), Birgit (10,400), Kajakse (10,000), Karanga (10,000), Ngete (10,000), Toram (8,460), Surbakhal (7,890), Bua (7,710), Marfa (7,500), Somrai (7,410), Mogum (7,000), Mawa (6,560), Ndam (6,500), Niellim (5,160), Sokoro (5,000), Zan Gula (5,000), Morom (4,500), Barein (4,100), Arabic: Babalia Creole (3,940), Gula Iro (3,500), Gadang (2,500), Disa (2,370), Majera (2,300), Tunia (2,260), Zirenkel (2,240), Jaya (2,200), Kulfa (2,200), Sarua (2,000), Kendeje (1,860), Bolgo (1,800), Jonkor Bourmataguil (1,500), Mire (1,400), Saba (1,340), Besme (1,230), Bon Gula (1,200), Fania (1,100), Ubi (1,100), Fongoro (1,000), Kujarge (1,000), Mbara (1,000), Laal (750), Koke (600), Tamki (500), Chadian Sign Language (390), Miltu (270), Boor (100), Buso (40), Noy (36), Goundo (30), Massalat (10), Mabire (3), Berakou (2)
  • 102 Vanuatu — Lenakel (11,500), Efate: North (9,500), Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin (9,000), Ambae: West (8,700), Apma (7,800), Whitesands (7,500), Hano (6,500), Efate: South (6,000), Paama (6,000), Ambrym: North (5,250), Ambae: East (5,000), Bislama (5,000), Tanna: North (5,000), Tanna: Southwest (5,000), Malo (4,000), Sakao (4,000), Namakura (3,750), Ambrym: Southeast (3,700), Kwamera (3,500), Mele-Fila (3,500), Nambas: Big (3,350), Sa (2,500), Lewo (2,200), Motlav (2,200), Sie (1,900), Vao (1,900), Merlav (1,550), Futuna-Aniwa (1,500), Maewo: Central (1,400), Marino (1,400), Baetora (1,330), Port Vato (1,300), Lingarak (1,250), Dakaka (1,200), Lonwolwol (1,200), Port Sandwich (1,200), Labo (1,100), Maskelynes (1,100), Mosina (1,050), Mae (1,000), Aneityum (900), Burmbar (900), Mota (900), Nume (900), Tolomako (900), Lamenu (850), Bierebo (800), Letemboi (800), Tangoa (800), Aulua (750), Axamb (750), Katbol (700), Lakon (700), Larevat (680), Akei (650), Malfaxal (600), South West Bay (600), Butmas-Tur (520), Navut (520), Unua (520), Malua Bay (500), Toga (500), Tutuba (500), Vinmavis (500), Fortsenal (450), Shark Bay (450), Mpotovoro (430), Emae (400), Lelepa (400), Merei (400), Tiale (400), Rerep (380), Vunapu (380), Baki (350), Lorediakarkar (340), Amblong (300), Valpei (300), Wusi (300), Vatrata (280), Lehali (250), Löyöp (250), Mafea (250), Polonombauk (220), Maii (180), Dorig (160), Narango (160), Nokuku (160), Hiw (150), Morouas (150), Piamatsina (150), Tasmate (150), Wailapa (100), Repanbitip (90), Roria (75), Dixon Reef (50), Tambotalo (50), Bieria (25), Sowa (20), Litzlitz (15), Maragus (15), Araki (8), Nasarian (5)
  • 99 Nepal — Nepali (11,100,000), Newar (825,000), Tamang: Eastern (759,000), Tharu: Dangaura (500,000), Magar: Eastern (462,000), Bantawa (371,000), Tharu: Rana (336,000), Limbu (334,000), Tamang: Western (323,000), Magar: Western (308,000), Tharu: Kochila (258,000), Tharu: Chitwania (228,000), Gurung: Eastern (227,000), Rajbanshi (130,000), Gurung: Western (125,000), Tamang: Southwestern (109,000), Tharu: Kathoriya (106,000), Tamang: Northwestern (55,000), Musasa (50,000), Sherpa (50,000), Jumli (40,000), Sunwar (40,000), Chepang (36,800), Thulung (30,000), Kurux: Nepali (28,600), Kham: Western Parbate (24,500), Thangmi (24,200), Rawat (23,000), Kayort (22,000), Majhi (21,800), Ghale: Southern (21,500), Kham: Sheshi (20,000), Kulung (18,700), Khaling (18,000), Dhimal (17,300), Walungge (15,600), Sonha (14,700), Yakha (14,600), Kham: Gamale (13,100), Camling (12,100), Sampang (12,000), Bote-Majhi (11,000), Darai (10,200), Bahing (10,000), Dolpo (9,000), Helambu Sherpa (7,570), Palpa (7,560), Kham: Eastern Parbate (7,500), Lowa (7,500), Jirel (7,070), Kumhali (6,530), Mugom (6,500), Thakali (6,440), Nepalese Sign Language (5,743), Lhomi (5,660), Wambule (5,000), Kyerung (4,790), Tsum (4,790), Ghale: Northern (4,440), Puma (4,310), Humla (4,000), Tamang: Eastern Gorkha (3,980), Bhujel (3,900), Lorung: Northern (3,750), Manangba (3,740), Nachering (3,550), Koi (2,640), Tichurong (2,420), Raji (2,410), Athpariya (2,000), Baraamu (2,000), Chantyal (2,000), Dumi (2,000), Jerung (2,000), Nubri (2,000), Thudam (1,800), Wayu (1,740), Yamphe (1,720), Yamphu (1,720), Chhintange (1,500), Chhulung (1,310), Ghale: Kutang (1,300), Kagate (1,270), Lorung: Southern (1,250), Lumba-Yakkha (1,200), Nar Phu (800), Kaike (790), Naaba (770), Seke (700), Belhariya (500), Lambichhong (500), Tilung (310), Raute (280), Dungmali (220), Chukwa (100), Jumla Sign Language (100), Lingkhim (97), Saam (23), Kusunda (7)
  • 92 Malaysia — Malay (8,880,000), Malay: Kedah (2,600,000), Iban (658,000), Dusun: Central (141,000), Melanau: Central (113,000), Bidayuh: Biatah (63,900), Kadazan: Coastal (60,000), Bajau: West Coast (55,000), Bidayuh: Bukar-Sadong (49,100), Semai (43,900), Bidayuh: Bau (29,200), Kimaragang (25,000), Lun Bawang (24,000), Malaysian Sign Language (24,000), Kadazan: Labuk-Kinabatangan (20,600), Kenyah: Mainstream (20,000), Bisaya: Sabah (15,800), Dusun: Tambunan (15,600), Rungus (15,000), Tagal Murut (13,000), Dusun: Sugut (12,200), Salako (10,700), Tombonuo (10,000), Sebuyau (9,000), Tobilung (8,850), Kuijau (7,910), Melanau: Daro-Matu (7,600), Keningau Murut (7,000), Timugon Murut (7,000), Molbog (6,680), Penan: Eastern (6,400), Dusun: Tempasuk (6,000), Paluan (5,500), Tatana (5,500), Jah Hut (5,100), Balau (5,000), Ida’an (5,000), Kinabatangan: Upper (5,000), Lotud (5,000), Bintulu (4,200), Kayan: Baram (4,150), Malay: Cocos Islands (4,000), Remun (3,500), Penan: Western (3,400), Kayan: Rejang (3,030), Mah Meri (2,990), Lobu: Lanas (2,800), Bookan (2,760), Kiput (2,460), Narom (2,420), Kalabakan (2,230), Kota Marudu Talantang (1,800), Lobu: Tampias (1,800), Sebop (1,730), Kelabit (1,500), Bonggi (1,400), Kota Marudu Tinagas (1,250), Minokok (1,200), Murik (1,120), Sa’ban (1,110), Berawan: East (1,100), Dumpas (1,080), Batek (1,000), Gana (1,000), Jehai (1,000), Kadazan: Klias River (1,000), Malaccan Creole Portuguese (1,000), Papar (1,000), Penang Sign Language (1,000), Bidayuh: Tringgus-Sembaan (850), Sekapan (750), Berawan: West (720), Berawan: Central (710), Semnam (670), Cheq Wong (660), Long Wat (600), Tring (550), Abai Sungai (500), Kajaman (500), Selangor Sign Language (500), Penan: Bah-Biau (450), Melanau: Sibu (420), Lahanan (350), Serudung Murut (350), Lanoh (220), Melanau: Kanowit-Tanjong (200), Kintaq (160), Minriq (160), Ukit (120), Sian (50), Mintil (40), Punan Batu 1 (30)
  • 92 Sudan — Arabic: Sudanese Spoken (15,000,000), Bedawiyet (951,000), Nuer (740,000), Fur (500,000), Dinka: Southwestern (450,000), Bari (420,000), Dinka: Northeastern (320,000), Dinka: South Central (250,000), Dinka: Southeastern (250,000), Shilluk (175,000), Otuho (135,000), Jur Modo (100,000), Toposa (100,000), Daju: Dar Fur (80,000), Dinka: Northwestern (80,000), Luwo (80,000), Katcha-Kadugli-Miri (75,000), Ama (70,000), Moru (70,000), Gaam (67,200), Didinga (60,000), Murle (60,000), Anuak (52,000), Lopit (50,000), Midob (50,000), Reel (50,000), Lumun (45,000), Koalib (44,300), Avokaya (40,000), Laro (40,000), Tira (40,000), Dagik (38,000), Ngile (38,000), Tegali (35,700), Moro (30,000), Päri (28,000), Jumjum (25,000), Mündü (23,000), Krongo (21,700), Arabic: Sudanese Creole (20,000), Burun (18,000), Belanda Viri (16,000), Gbaya (16,000), Ghulfan (16,000), Olu’bo (15,000), Shatt (15,000), Katla (14,200), Karko (13,000), Tagoi (13,000), Temein (13,000), Lokoya (12,400), Bongo (10,100), Kacipo-Balesi (10,000), Keliko (10,000), Otoro (10,000), Tulishi (8,630), Belanda Bor (8,000), Feroge (8,000), Kanga (8,000), Tingal (8,000), Tumtum (7,300), Kadaru (7,000), Beli (6,600), Thuri (6,600), Keiga (6,070), Dilling (5,300), Afitti (4,510), Heiban (4,410), Tennet (4,000), Tocho (3,800), Narim (3,620), Shwai (3,500), Morokodo (3,400), Ko (2,680), Logol (2,600), Bai (2,500), Logorik (2,000), Talodi (1,500), Tese (1,400), Nyamusa-Molo (1,200), Warnang (1,100), Dair (1,000), Dongotono (1,000), Njalgulgule (900), Indri (700), Lafofa (600), Mo’da (600), Boguru (490), Mangayat (400), Kelo (200), Molo (100), El Hugeirat (50)
  • 82 Peru — Quechua: Cusco (1,500,000), Quechua: Ayacucho (900,000), Quechua: Puno (500,000), Quechua: Huaylas Ancash (336,000), Quechua: Huaylla Wanca (250,000), Quechua: Northern Conchucos Ancash (250,000), Quechua: Southern Conchucos Ancash (250,000), Aymara: Southern (219,000), Quechua: Eastern Apurímac (200,000), Quechua: Ambo-Pasco (90,000), Quechua: Margos-Yarowilca-Lauricocha (83,400), Quechua: Huamalíes-Dos de Mayo Huánuco (72,400), Quechua: North Junín (60,000), Quechua: Panao Huánuco (50,000), Quechua: Huallaga Huánuco (40,000), Aguaruna (38,300), Quechua: Cajamarca (30,000), Asháninka (26,100), Shipibo-Conibo (26,000), Quechua: Jauja Wanca (23,000), Quechua: Chaupihuaranga (20,500), Quechua: Lambayeque (20,000), Quechua: Arequipa-La Unión (18,600), Quechua: San Martín (15,000), Ashéninka: South Ucayali (13,000), Ashéninka Pajonal (12,000), Ashéninka: Pichis (12,000), Chayahuita (11,400), Machiguenga (10,100), Quechua: Chiquián Ancash (10,000), Quechua: Santa Ana de Tusi Pasco (10,000), Yanesha’ (9,830), Huambisa (9,330), Quechua: Napo Lowland (8,000), Ashéninka: Ucayali-Yurúa (7,000), Quechua: Cajatambo North Lima (7,000), Quechua: Chachapoyas (7,000), Nomatsiguenga (6,500), Quechua: Sihuas Ancash (6,500), Quechua: Yauyos (6,500), Quechua: Chincha (6,000), Yagua (5,690), Ashéninka Perené (5,500), Cashibo-Cacataibo (5,000), Ajyíninka Apurucayali (4,000), Quechua: Corongo Ancash (4,000), Yine (4,000), Achuar-Shiwiar (3,000), Candoshi-Shapra (3,000), Urarina (3,000), Spanish: Loreto-Ucayali (2,800), Jebero (2,500), Bora (2,330), Cocama-Cocamilla (2,000), Kashinawa (1,600), Quechua: Southern Pastaza (1,550), Matsés (1,400), Yaminahua (750), Jaqaru (740), Pisabo (600), Amarakaeri (500), Nanti (480), Sharanahua (450), Culina (400), Capanahua (390), Yora (380), Huachipaeri (310), Caquinte (300), Quechua: Pacaraos (250), Orejón (190), Huitoto: Nüpode (100), Isconahua (82), Mashco Piro (60), Ocaina (54), Arabela (50), Iquito (35), Resígaro (14), Cahuarano (5), Iñapari (4), Muniche (3), Chamicuro (2), Taushiro (1)
  • 81 Myanmar — Burmese (32,000,000), Shan (3,200,000), Karen: S’gaw (1,280,000), Karen: Pwo Eastern (1,000,000), Rohingya (1,000,000), Wa: Parauk (922,000), Jingpho (900,000), Yangbye (810,000), Mon (743,000), Rakhine (730,000), Karen: Pa’o (560,000), Tavoyan (400,000), Palaung: Ruching (258,000), Karen: Pwo Western (210,000), Chin: Tedim (189,000), Palaung: Shwe (148,000), Chin: Mro (138,000), Palaung: Rumai (137,000), Chaungtha (122,000), Khün (115,000), Chin: Falam (100,000), Chin: Haka (100,000), Kayah: Western (100,000), Lhao Vo (100,000), Intha (90,000), Rawang (62,100), Chin: Khumi (60,000), Chin: Khumi Awa (60,000), Naga: Tase (55,400), Kayan (40,900), Chin: Zotung (40,000), Nga La (40,000), Taungyo (40,000), Kadu (37,000), Achang (35,000), Chin: Senthang (32,000), Chin: Daai (30,000), Chin: Mün (30,000), Lashi (30,000), Zo (30,000), Ralte (24,800), Wewaw (23,900), Chak (20,000), Chin: Chinbon (19,600), Zyphe (17,000), Karen: Brek (16,600), Karen: Bwe (15,700), Chin: Ngawn (15,000), Riang (12,500), Yinchia (12,000), Chin: Asho (10,000), Chin: Siyin (10,000), Danau (10,000), Karen: Geba (10,000), Karen: Manumanaw (10,000), Karen: Yintale (10,000), Karen: Lahta (9,550), Laopang (9,550), Samtao (9,550), Welaung (9,550), Karen: Geko (9,500), Karen: Zayein (9,300), Naga: Leinong (8,000), Karen: Yinbaw (7,300), Moken (7,000), Norra (6,210), Karen: Paku (5,300), Lopi (4,780), Palu (4,780), Sansu (4,780), Tai Loi (4,460), Yos (3,400), Naga: Makyan (3,000), Chin: Bualkhaw (2,500), Naga: Long Phuri (2,000), Naga: Para (2,000), Anu (1,250), Pyen (800), Chin: Tawr (700), Purum (300), Lui (200)
  • 81 Russian Federation — Russian (116,000,000), Tatar (5,350,000), Chuvash (1,640,000), Bashkort (1,380,000), Chechen (1,330,000), Avar (744,000), Erzya (614,000), Moksha (614,000), Dargwa (510,000), Udmurt (464,000), Mari: Meadow (451,000), Kumyk (422,000), Ingush (413,000), Lezgi (397,000), Buriat: Russia (369,000), Yakut (363,000), Tuva (235,000), Komi-Zyrian (217,000), Lak (157,000), Tabassaran (128,000), Balkar (108,000), Komi-Permyak (94,300), Nogai (90,000), Abaza (38,200), Karelian (35,000), Nenets (31,300), Mari: Hill (30,000), Rutul (29,400), Aghul (28,300), Andi (21,800), Altai: Southern (20,000), Khakas (20,000), Dido (15,400), Livvi-Karelian (14,100), Khanty (13,600), Chukchi (7,740), Even (7,170), Akhvakh (6,500), Bagvalal (6,500), Shor (6,210), Bezhta (6,200), Veps (5,750), Botlikh (5,500), Chamalal (5,000), Karata (5,000), Tindi (5,000), Dolgan (4,870), Nanai (3,890), Koryak (3,500), Ghodoberi (3,000), Ludian (3,000), Mansi (2,750), Khvarshi (1,870), Hunzib (1,840), Selkup (1,640), Altai: Northern (1,570), Archi (1,200), Ulch (730), Gilyak (690), Hinukh (550), Nganasan (500), Saami: Kildin (500), Itelmen (380), Ingrian (360), Chulym (270), Oroch (260), Udihe (230), Ket (190), Alutor (150), Negidal (150), Yukaghir: Northern (90), Yupik: Naukan (75), Orok (64), Yukaghir: Southern (30), Karagas (28), Enets: Forest (20), Vod (15), Aleut: Mednyj (10), Enets: Tundra (10), Saami: Ter (10), Yugh (2)
  • 74 Ethiopia — Amharic (17,400,000), Oromo: West Central (8,920,000), Oromo: Eastern (4,530,000), Oromo: Borana-Arsi-Guji (3,630,000), Tigrigna (3,220,000), Sidamo (2,900,000), Sebat Bet Gurage (2,320,000), Gamo-Gofa-Dawro (1,240,000), Wolaytta (1,230,000), Ethiopian Sign Language (1,000,000), Silt’e (1,000,000), Afar (979,000), Hadiyya (924,000), Gedeo (637,000), Kafa (570,000), Kambaata (570,000), Awngi (500,000), Inor (280,000), Kistane (255,000), Konso (195,000), Bench (174,000), Alaba-K’abeena (162,000), Aari (155,000), Xamtanga (143,000), Berta (125,000), Gumuz (120,000), Koorete (104,000), Dirasha (90,000), Yemsa (81,600), Me’en (80,000), Basketo (57,800), Gayil (55,700), Shekkacho (54,900), Male (53,800), Hamer-Banna (42,800), Sheko (40,000), Libido (36,600), Burji (35,700), Gawwada (32,700), Daasanach (32,100), Mesqan (25,000), Harari (21,300), Dizi (21,100), Dorze (20,800), Melo (20,200), Uduk (20,000), Borna (19,900), Suri (19,600), Zaysete (17,800), Oyda (16,600), Majang (15,300), Kwama (15,000), Nyangatom (14,200), Argobba (10,900), Tsamai (8,620), Chara (6,930), Bussa (6,620), Dime (6,500), Ganza (5,400), Bambassi (5,000), Zay (4,880), Arbore (4,440), Kachama-Ganjule (4,070), Nayi (3,660), Mursi (3,280), Hozo (3,000), Seze (3,000), Qimant (1,650), Baiso (1,010), Karo (1,000), Opuuo (1,000), Anfillo (500), Shabo (450), Ongota (8)
  • 71 Canada — Cree: Woods (35,000), Cree: Plains (34,000), Hutterisch (33,000), Ojibwa: Eastern (25,900), Ojibwa: Northwestern (20,000), Inuktitut: Eastern Canadian (14,000), Ojibwa: Severn (10,500), Ojibwa: Western (10,000), Dene (9,030), Micmac (8,960), Montagnais (8,480), Ojibwa: Central (8,000), Cree: Southern East (7,310), Ottawa (7,100), Cree: Northern East (5,310), Atikamekw (5,000), Blackfoot (4,500), Cree: Moose (4,500), Cree: Swampy (4,500), Inuktitut: Western Canadian (4,000), Slavey: South (2,890), Algonquin (2,430), Stoney (2,300), Dogrib (2,110), Carrier (2,060), Gitxsan (1,330), Potawatomi (1,250), Naskapi (1,180), Chilcotin (1,140), Malecite-Passamaquoddy (1,100), Slavey: North (1,030), Nisga’a (920), Tsimshian (750), Thompson (720), Michif (600), Babine (500), Carrier: Southern (500), Gwich’in (500), Shuswap (500), Comox (400), Kaska (400), Okanagan (400), Beaver (300), Heiltsuk (300), Assiniboine (250), Halkomelem (200), Lillooet (200), Nootka (200), Oneida (200), Tutchone: Northern (200), Tutchone: Southern (200), Kwakiutl (190), Chinook Wawa (83), Onondaga (75), Cayuga (50), Sarsi (50), Sechelt (40), Sekani (35), Tahltan (35), Haida: Northern (30), Haisla (25), Bella Coola (20), Salish: Straits (20), Squamish (15), Haida: Southern (10), Han (7), Munsee (7), Tuscarora (7), Kutenai (6), Abnaki: Western (5), Tagish (2)
  • 68 Viet Nam — Vietnamese (65,800,000), Tày (1,480,000), Muong (1,140,000), Nung (856,000), Tai Dam (699,000), Jarai (318,000), Tai Dón (280,000), Rade (270,000), Bahnar (158,000), Cao Lan (147,000), Tai Daeng (140,000), Koho (129,000), Hre (113,000), Sedang (101,000), Cham: Eastern (72,900), Tho (68,400), Roglai: Northern (52,900), Katu: Eastern (50,500), Giáy (49,100), Roglai: Southern (41,000), Haroi (35,000), Maa (33,300), Mnong: Central (32,500), Mnong: Eastern (30,000), Mnong: Southern (30,000), Cua (27,800), Chrau (22,600), Nguôn (20,000), Tai Thanh (20,000), Puoc (18,000), Pacoh (16,000), Rengao (16,000), Jeh (15,200), Phuong (15,100), Chru (15,000), Trieng (15,000), Halang (13,500), Takua (12,800), Khao (10,000), Tai Hang Tong (10,000), Ts’ün-Lao (10,000), Todrah (9,140), Phula (9,050), Lachi (7,860), Laha (5,690), Monom (5,000), Kháng (3,920), Chut (3,830), Katua (3,000), Khua (3,000), Roglai: Cacgia (3,000), Mang (2,660), Côông (2,000), Kayong (2,000), Lachi: White (1,602), Ná-Meo (1,200), Mantsi (1,100), Qabiao (307), Gelao: Green (300), Laghuu (300), O’du (300), Tai Do (300), Tày Sa Pa (300), Romam (250), En (200), Thu Lao (200), Gelao: Red (20), Gelao: White (20)
  • 66 Solomon Islands — Kwara’ae (32,400), Pijin (24,400), ’Are’are (17,900), Lau (16,900), Lengo (13,800), Kwaio (13,200), To’abaita (12,600), Talise (12,500), Ghari (12,100), Gela (11,900), Sa’a (11,500), Cheke Holo (10,800), Roviana (9,870), Baelelea (8,800), Bilua (8,740), Owa (8,410), Äiwoo (8,400), Marovo (8,090), Babatana (7,070), Wala (6,980), Arosi (6,750), Fataleka (6,700), Baeggu (5,900), Birao (5,900), Kahua (5,170), Varisi (5,160), Bauro (4,980), Rennell-Bellona (4,390), Natügu (4,280), Malango (4,140), Bughotu (4,050), Zabana (3,360), Tikopia (3,320), Lungga (2,770), Simbo (2,700), Ghanongga (2,510), Savosavo (2,420), Dori’o (2,410), Kusaghe (2,400), Ontong Java (2,370), Duke (2,310), Vaghua (1,960), Longgu (1,890), Touo (1,870), Lavukaleve (1,780), Blablanga (1,770), Vaeakau-Taumako (1,660), Gula’alaa (1,570), Gao (1,220), Ughele (1,200), Vangunu (910), Fagani (900), Sikaiana (730), Kokota (530), Teanu (520), Hoava (460), Anuta (270), Nagu (210), Ririo (79), Oroha (38), Laghu (15), Tanibili (15), Asumboa (10), Zazao (10), Vano (5), Tanema (4)
  • 64 Ghana — Akan (8,300,000), Éwé (2,250,000), Abron (1,050,000), Farefare (820,000), Dagbani (800,000), Dangme (800,000), Dagaare: Southern (700,000), Ga (600,000), Konkomba (500,000), Kusaal (420,000), Wasa (309,000), Nzema (262,000), Sehwi (250,000), Gonja (230,000), Mampruli (220,000), Awutu (180,000), Buli (150,000), Ahanta (142,000), Wali (138,000), Kasem (130,000), Birifor: Southern (125,000), Bimoba (120,000), Cherepon (111,000), Sisaala: Tumulung (105,000), Larteh (74,000), Chumburung (69,000), Anufo (66,000), Nafaanra (61,000), Gua (60,200), Krache (58,000), Lelemi (48,900), Paasaal (36,000), Sisaala: Western (30,000), Nkonya (28,000), Siwu (27,000), Deg (26,400), Avatime (24,000), Sekpele (23,400), Jwira-Pepesa (18,000), Tampulma (16,000), Ligbi (15,000), Nawuri (14,000), Vagla (13,500), Tuwuli (11,400), Selee (11,300), Delo (10,900), Gikyode (10,400), Dwang (8,200), Akposo (7,500), Logba (7,500), Hanga (6,800), Nyangbo (6,400), Chakali (6,000), Tafi (4,400), Safaliba (4,000), Konni (3,800), Adamorobe Sign Language (3,400), Chala (3,000), Kamara (3,000), Kantosi (2,300), Nchumbulu (1,800), Kplang (1,600), Animere (700), Dompo (65)
  • 63 Colombia — Páez (77,400), Colombian Sign Language (50,000), Emberá: Northern (49,700), Guambiano (23,500), Guahibo (23,000), Awa-Cuaiquer (20,000), Emberá-Catío (15,000), Islander Creole English (15,000), Arhuaco (14,800), Inga (12,000), Inga: Jungle (11,200), Kogi (11,000), Curripaco (7,830), Huitoto: Minica (6,800), Huitoto: Murui (6,800), Cubeo (6,650), Emberá-Chamí (5,510), Emberá-Baudó (5,000), Piapoco (4,930), Camsá (4,770), Barí (3,620), Epena (3,500), Woun Meu (3,000), Tunebo: Central (2,500), Desano (2,460), Cuiba (2,450), Koreguaje (2,210), Chimila (2,000), Guayabero (2,000), Puinave (2,000), Malayo (1,920), Barasana-Eduria (1,890), Yucuna (1,800), Sáliba (1,310), Macaguán (1,010), Macuna (1,010), Emberá-Tadó (1,000), Cofán (900), Yarí (760), Tunebo: Western (700), Carapana (600), Waimaha (600), Palenquero (500), Wajiara (450), Nukak Makú (400), Tatuyo (400), Andoque (370), Siriano (340), Tariano (330), Cabiyarí (310), Carijona (310), Siona (300), Tanimuca-Retuarã (300), Tunebo: Barro Negro (300), Achagua (250), Playero (240), Cacua (150), Carabayo (150), Muinane (150), Tunebo: Angosturas (50), Providencia Sign Language (19), Totoro (4), Tinigua (2)
  • 63 Côte d’Ivoire — Baoulé (2,130,000), Senoufo: Cebaara (862,000), Dan (800,000), Anyin (610,000), Attié (381,000), Guro (332,000), Anyin Morofo (300,000), Wè Southern (293,000), Abé (170,000), Mahou (169,000), Wè Northern (156,000), Bété: Gagnoa (150,000), Kulango: Bouna (142,000), Senoufo: Tagwana (138,000), Bété: Daloa (130,000), Bété: Guiberoua (130,000), Wojenaka (120,000), Dida: Yocoboué (102,000), Adioukrou (100,000), Senoufo: Shempire (100,000), Senoufo: Djimini (95,500), Dida: Lakota (93,800), Worodougou (80,000), Kulango: Bondoukou (77,000), Ebrié (75,900), Koyaga (60,000), Abure (55,100), Abidji (50,500), Senoufo: Nyarafolo (48,000), Nyabwa (42,700), Koro (40,000), Toura (38,500), Gagu (36,600), Krumen: Tepo (28,300), Godié (26,400), Wè Western (25,200), Mbato (25,000), Yaouré (24,600), Alladian (23,000), Wan (22,000), Avikam (21,000), Krumen: Pye (20,000), Beng (17,000), Mwan (17,000), Maninka: Forest (15,000), Bakwé (10,300), Kouya (10,100), Krobu (9,920), Neyo (9,200), Aizi: Tiagbamrin (9,000), Senoufo: Palaka (8,000), Aizi: Aproumu (6,500), Téén (6,100), Bambara (5,500), Khisa (5,000), Daho-Doo (4,000), Ega (2,500), Wané (2,100), Aizi: Mobumrin (2,000), Jeri Kuo (1,500), Kodia (840), Mbre (200), Krumen: Plapo (100)
  • 53 Burkina Faso — Mòoré (5,000,000), Jula (1,000,000), Fulfulde: Northeastern Burkina Faso (750,000), Gourmanchéma (600,000), Dagara: Northern (388,000), Bissa (350,000), Bobo Madaré: Southern (312,000), Lobi (286,000), Marka (200,000), Koromfé (196,000), Buamu (186,000), Nuni: Southern (168,000), Lyélé (130,000), Songhay (125,000), Birifor: Malba (108,000), Samo: Matya (105,000), Samo: Southern (85,000), Bwamu: Láá Láá (69,200), Cerma (61,400), Nuni: Northern (50,000), Sénoufo: Nanerigé (50,000), Sénoufo: Senara (50,000), Samo: Maya (38,000), Turka (37,000), Karaboro: Eastern (35,000), Konabéré (35,000), Sénoufo: Sìcìté (35,000), Tamasheq: Kidal (31,200), Karaboro: Western (30,200), Ninkare (25,100), Bwamu: Cwi (24,000), Dagaari Dioula (21,000), Dogosé (20,000), Siamou (20,000), Winyé (20,000), Toussian: Northern (19,500), Toussian: Southern (19,500), Bolon (17,000), Seeku (17,000), Phuie (14,300), Dyan (14,100), Dzùùngoo (13,400), Sissala (13,000), Kalamsé (9,570), Dogoso (9,000), Viemo (8,000), Kaansa (6,000), Sininkere (6,000), Wara (4,500), Natioro (2,400), Khe (1,300), Tiéfo (1,000), Jalkunan (500)
  • 52 Laos — Lao (3,000,000), Khmu (390,000), Hmong Daw (170,000), Kataang (107,000), Sô (102,000), Hmong Njua (100,000), Bru: Eastern (69,000), Kang (47,600), Laven (40,500), Phunoi (35,600), Ta’oih: Upper (30,900), Mal (23,200), Talieng (23,100), Lamet (16,700), Ta’oih: Lower (15,800), Oy (14,900), Katu: Western (14,700), Saek (14,000), Lave (12,800), Ngeq (12,200), Ong (10,300), Khuen (8,000), Jeng (7,320), Tai Mène (7,200), Khlor (6,000), Rien (5,280), Nyaheun (5,150), Tareng (5,000), Tai Long (4,800), Ir (4,420), Alak (4,000), Salang (4,000), Tai Pao (3,300), Bo (2,950), The (2,920), Kuan (2,500), Sapuan (2,400), Kiorr (2,360), Sou (2,360), Halang Doan (2,350), Hung (2,000), Aheu (1,770), Sila (1,770), Sok (1,600), Bit (1,530), Kasseng (1,200), Con (1,000), Phong-Kniang (1,000), Maleng (800), Phana’ (350), Tay Khang (200), Arem (20)
  • 50 Central African Republic — Sango (350,000), Gbaya: Southwest (220,000), Manza (220,000), Gbaya-Bossangoa (200,000), Gbaya: Northwest (200,000), Banda-Bambari (183,000), Fulfulde: Bagirmi (156,000), Banda: South Central (150,000), Bokoto (130,000), Banda-Banda (102,000), Banda: Mid-Southern (100,000), Yakoma (100,000), Gbanu (95,000), Kare (93,000), Pana (82,000), Kaba (72,000), Mbati (60,000), Nzakara (50,000), Suma (50,000), Banda-Mbrès (42,500), Langbashe (40,000), Banda-Ndélé (35,500), Ali (35,000), Sango: Riverain (34,500), Dagba (34,000), Gbaya-Bozoum (32,500), Ngbaka Manza (29,000), Banda-Yangere (26,500), Mpiemo (24,000), Bofi (23,500), Runga (21,500), Lutos (17,000), Gbanziri (14,500), Sara Kaba (13,600), Gula (13,000), Pande (9,700), Gundi (9,000), Vale (5,400), Gbayi (5,000), Banda: West Central (4,500), Kpatili (4,500), Sara Dunjo (4,000), Yulu (4,000), Kpagua (3,830), Mbangi (2,750), Buraka (2,500), Ukhwejo (2,000), Ganzi (1,400), Geme (550), Birri (200)
  • 50 Pakistan — Panjabi: Western (60,600,000), Sindhi (18,500,000), Seraiki (13,800,000), Pashto: Northern (9,590,000), Pashto: Central (7,920,000), Balochi: Southern (2,770,000), Brahui (2,000,000), Hindko: Northern (1,880,000), Balochi: Eastern (1,800,000), Pashto: Southern (1,360,000), Balochi: Western (1,120,000), Hindko: Southern (625,000), Shina (300,000), Balti (270,000), Koli: Parkari (250,000), Khowar (223,000), Kohistani: Indus (220,000), Shina: Kohistani (200,000), Dhatki (132,000), Jadgali (100,000), Waneci (95,000), Burushaski (87,000), Torwali (60,000), Sindhi Bhil (56,500), Od (50,000), Pahari-Potwari (49,400), Kalami (40,000), Gurgula (35,300), Bateri (28,300), Goaria (25,400), Loarki (20,000), Lasi (15,000), Dehwari (13,000), Ghera (10,000), Phalura (10,000), Vaghri (10,000), Yidgha (6,150), Kalasha (5,030), Dameli (5,000), Jandavra (5,000), Kalkoti (4,000), Khetrani (4,000), Chilisso (2,300), Kabutra (1,000), Ormuri (1,000), Domaaki (500), Ushojo (500), Bhaya (400), Gowro (200), Aer (150)
  • 49 Guatemala — K’iche’: Central (1,900,000), Q’eqchi’ (400,000), K’iche’: West Central (250,000), Mam: Northern (200,000), Kaqchikel: Central (132,000), Mam: Southern (125,000), K’iche’: Eastern (100,000), Kaqchikel: Eastern (100,000), Mam: Central (100,000), Jakalteko: Western (77,700), Q’anjob’al: Eastern (77,700), Kaqchikel: Western (77,000), K’iche’: Joyabaj (54,300), Mam: Todos Santos Cuchumatán (50,000), Poqomchi’: Western (50,000), Tz’utujil: Eastern (50,000), Akateko (48,500), Achi’: Cubulco (48,300), Kaqchikel: South Central (43,000), Kaqchikel: Southern (43,000), Poqomchi’: Eastern (42,200), Achi’: Rabinal (37,300), Ixil: Nebaj (35,000), Mam: Tajumulco (35,000), Tz’utujil: Western (33,800), Ch’orti’ (30,000), Poqomam: Southern (27,900), Kaqchikel: Northern (24,000), Chuj: Ixtatán (22,100), Tacanec (20,000), K’iche’: San Andrés (19,700), Chuj: San Sebastián Coatán (19,500), Awakateko (18,000), Ixil: Chajul (18,000), Kaqchikel: Santa María de Jesús (18,000), Ixil: San Juan Cotzal (16,000), Sakapulteko (15,000), Poqomam: Eastern (12,500), Jakalteko: Eastern (11,000), K’iche’: Cunén (9,000), Poqomam: Central (8,600), Kaqchikel: Yepocapa Southwestern (8,000), Sipakapense (8,000), Kaqchikel: Santo Domingo Xenacoj (5,200), Tektiteko (4,900), Uspanteko (3,000), Kaqchikel-K’iche’ Mixed Language (2,000), Kaqchikel: Akatenango Southwestern (500), Itza’ (12)
  • 47 Kenya — Gikuyu (7,180,000), Dholuo (4,270,000), Kamba (3,960,000), Ekegusii (2,120,000), Kimîîru (1,740,000), Kigiryama (623,000), Maasai (590,000), Lubukusu (565,000), Kipsigis (471,000), Turkana (451,000), Kiembu (429,000), Kenyan Sign Language (340,000), Dawida (312,000), Luidakho-Luisukha-Lutirichi (306,000), Sabaot (279,000), Pökoot (264,000), Terik (262,000), Chiduruma (247,000), Chidigo (217,000), Lulogooli (197,000), Samburu (174,000), Suba (174,000), Markweeta (161,000), Borana (152,000), Tugen (144,000), Kitharaka (139,000), Kiswahili (131,000), Chichonyi-Chidzihana-Chikauma (121,000), Olunyole (120,000), Keiyo (111,000), Sagalla (100,000), Gichuka (70,000), Mwimbi-Muthambi (70,000), Orma (69,000), Kipfokomo (63,000), Cutchi-Swahili (46,000), Okiek (42,000), Nyala (35,000), Rendille (34,700), Taveta (24,300), Waata (17,400), Aweer (8,000), Kiwilwana (8,000), Dahalo (400), Omotik (50), Yaaku (50), El Molo (8)
  • 41 Congo — Teke-Nzikou (490,000), Suundi (121,000), Mbosi (108,000), Teke-Tsaayi (95,900), Laari (90,600), Ngbaka Ma’bo (90,600), Bobangi (60,400), Mbere (60,400), Kunyi (52,000), Teke-Tege (49,300), Likwala (45,300), Ngungwel (45,000), Teke-Kukuya (38,800), Teke-Ibali (36,200), Bomwali (33,200), Likuba (30,200), Mboko (27,200), Akwa (24,100), Teke-Eboo (20,400), Ombamba (15,100), Aka (15,000), Teke-Tyee (14,400), Tsaangi (13,600), Bekwil (9,600), Bomitaba (9,600), Teke-Fuumu (8,150), Vili (7,310), Monzombo (6,000), Pomo (5,430), Ndasa (4,530), Bongili (4,000), Dibole (4,000), Njyem (3,500), Beembe (3,200), Bwisi (3,020), Doondo (3,020), Kaamba (3,020), Bonjo (3,000), Ngundi (3,000), Teke-Laali (2,100), Koyo (1,000)
  • 41 Mali — Bamanankan (2,700,000), Fulfulde: Maasina (1,000,000), Senoufo: Mamara (738,000), Soninke (700,000), Maninkakan: Kita (600,000), Senoufo: Supyire (350,000), Tamasheq (250,000), Songhay: Koyra Chiini (200,000), Bozo: Jenaama (197,000), Tamajaq (190,000), Senoufo: Syenara (137,000), Dogon: Tomo Kan (133,000), Dogon: Jamsay (130,000), Dogon: Tene Kan (127,000), Xaasongaxango (120,000), Bozo: Hainyaxo (118,000), Bozo: Tiéyaxo (118,000), Arabic: Hasanya (106,000), Bomu (102,000), Songhay: Koyraboro Senni (100,000), Tadaksahak (100,000), Duungooma (70,000), Dogon: Toro So (50,000), Dogon: Donno So (45,300), Bobo Madaré: Northern (25,000), Dogon: Bondum Dom (24,700), Dogon: Kolum So (24,000), Dogon: Dogul Dom (15,700), Kagoro (15,000), Songhay: Humburi Senni (15,000), Jowulu (10,000), Bankagooma (6,000), Dogon: Tebul Ure (3,000), Dogon: Toro Tegu (2,900), Bozo: Tiemacèwè (2,500), Bangi Me (2,000), Dogon: Walo Kumbe (2,000), Dogon: Yanda Dom (2,000), Dogon: Bunoge (1,000), Dogon: Ana Tinga (500), Tebul Sign Language (500)
  • 40 Benin — Fon (1,400,000), Baatonum (460,000), Aja (360,000), Gun (320,000), Fulfulde: Borgu (280,000), Gbe: Ayizo (227,000), Ede Nago (200,000), Ditammari (120,000), Ede Idaca (100,000), Gbe: Kotafon (100,000), Ede Cabe (80,000), Gbe: Eastern Xwla (80,000), Yom (74,000), Boko (70,000), Gbe: Maxi (66,000), Gbe: Tofin (66,000), Nateni (66,000), Mokole (65,500), Gbe: Gbesi (65,000), Gbe: Xwela (65,000), Biali (64,500), Ede Ica (63,000), Gbe: Weme (60,000), Ede Ije (50,000), Gbe: Western Xwla (50,000), Lukpa (50,000), Waama (50,000), Anii (33,600), Dendi (30,000), Fulfulde: Gorgal (30,000), Ede Nago: Kura (25,000), Gbe: Ci (25,000), Foodo (24,500), Mbelime (24,500), Gbe: Defi (13,500), Miyobe (7,000), Gbe: Saxwe (6,270), Aguna (3,470), Tchumbuli (2,500), Notre (1,500)
  • 38 Iran — Farsi: Western (22,000,000), Azerbaijani: South (11,200,000), Gilaki (3,270,000), Mazanderani (3,270,000), Kurdish: Central (3,250,000), Kurdish: Southern (3,000,000), Kashkay (1,500,000), Luri: Northern (1,500,000), Bakhtiâri (1,000,000), Laki (1,000,000), Luri: Southern (875,000), Khorasani Turkish (400,000), Parsi-Dari (350,000), Takestani (220,000), Lari (80,000), Semnani (60,000), Khalaj (42,100), Khalaj: Turkic (42,100), Sangisari (36,000), Harzani (28,100), Hawrami (22,900), Ashtiani (21,100), Khunsari (21,100), Vafsi (18,000), Karingani (17,600), Dari: Zoroastrian (11,500), Sorkhei (10,000), Fars: Northwestern (7,500), Fars: Southwestern (7,500), Bashkardi (7,030), Gazi (7,030), Natanzi (7,030), Nayini (7,030), Sivandi (7,030), Soi (7,030), Lasgerdi (1,000), Koroshi (180), Senaya (60)
  • 36 New Caledonia — Wallisian (19,400), Dehu (11,300), Javanese: New Caledonian (6,750), Nengone (6,500), Paicî (5,500), Ajië (4,040), Xârâcùù (3,780), Cemuhî (2,050), Tayo (2,000), Yuaga (1,990), Numee (1,810), Iaai (1,560), Nyâlayu (1,520), Fwâi (1,130), Uvean: West (1,110), Dumbea (950), Nêlêmwa-Nixumwak (950), Caac (890), Jawe (730), Orowe (590), Xaragure (570), Nemi (320), Bwatoo (300), Haveke (300), Hmwaveke (300), Mea (300), Tiri (260), Neku (220), Pwaamei (220), Pije (160), Vamale (150), Haeke (100), Arhö (62), Arhâ (35), Pwapwa (16), Zire (4)
  • 33 Thailand — Thai (20,200,000), Thai: Northeastern (15,000,000), Thai: Northern (6,000,000), Thai: Southern (4,500,000), Khmer: Northern (1,400,000), Malay: Pattani (1,000,000), Phu Thai (470,000), Kuy (400,000), Phuan (200,000), Karen: Pwo Northern (60,000), Thai Sign Language (51,000), Karen: Pwo Western Thailand (50,000), Nyaw (50,000), Pray 3 (38,800), Thai Song (32,300), Bru: Western (20,000), Prai (20,000), Kayah: Eastern (18,000), Yong (12,600), Lawa: Mae Hong Son (8,000), Lawa: Bo Luang (7,000), Lua’ (6,280), Yoy (5,000), Urak Lawoi’ (3,000), Moklen (1,500), Nyahkur (1,500), Bisu (1,000), Mpi (900), Kensiu (300), Mlabri (300), Nyeu (200), Ugong (80), Mok (7)
  • 30 Afghanistan — Farsi: Eastern (5,600,000), Hazaragi (1,770,000), Uzbek: Southern (1,400,000), Aimaq (480,000), Pashayi: Southwest (108,000), Pashayi: Northeast (54,400), Pashayi: Southeast (54,400), Kati (15,000), Darwazi (10,000), Tangshewi (10,000), Wakhi (9,570), Gawar-Bati (8,000), Arabic: Tajiki Spoken (5,000), Grangali (5,000), Warduji (5,000), Kamviri (4,000), Munji (3,770), Savi (3,000), Malakhel (2,860), Pahlavani (2,100), Waigali (1,500), Ashkun (1,200), Prasuni (1,000), Sanglechi-Ishkashimi (1,000), Shumashti (1,000), Tregami (1,000), Parachi (600), Afghan Sign Language (500), Mogholi (200), Tirahi (100)
  • 30 Bolivia — Quechua: South Bolivian (2,780,000), Aymara: Central (1,790,000), Quechua: North Bolivian (116,000), Guaraní: Eastern Bolivian (33,700), Guaraní: Western Bolivian (7,000), Guarayu (5,930), Chiquitano (5,860), Trinitario (5,500), Tsimané (5,320), Reyesano (4,600), Ignaciano (4,500), Yuracare (2,680), Tacana (1,820), Wichí Lhamtés Nocten (1,810), Movima (1,450), Ese Ejja (1,300), Chipaya (1,200), Cavineña (1,180), Chácobo (550), Sirionó (400), Bolivian Sign Language (350), Toromono (200), Yuqui (120), Araona (81), Leco (20), Pacahuara (17), Baure (13), Callawalla (10), Itonama (10), Uru (2)
  • 30 Uganda — Ganda (4,130,000), Nyankore (2,330,000), Soga (2,060,000), Chiga (1,580,000), Teso (1,570,000), Lango (1,490,000), Acholi (1,170,000), Masaaba (1,120,000), Nyoro (667,000), Konzo (609,000), Aringa (589,000), Tooro (488,000), Gwere (409,000), Kenyi (390,000), Adhola (360,000), Nyole (341,000), Saamia (335,000), Ma’di (296,000), Karamojong (260,000), Kupsabiny (181,000), Kumam (174,000), Ruuli (160,000), Kakwa (130,000), Talinga-Bwisi (68,500), Gungu (49,000), Ma’di: Southern (48,000), Amba (35,600), Nubi (26,100), Ik (10,000), Soo (5,000)
  • 29 Gabon — Fang (588,000), Punu (123,000), Njebi (120,000), Myene (46,700), Sira (39,400), Kota (34,400), Lumbu (19,700), Wumbvu (18,300), Teke: Northern (15,700), Tsogo (12,000), Wandji (10,500), Duma (9,840), Mbama (9,700), Kélé (9,230), Ngom (8,240), Barama (6,000), Kaningi (6,000), Bubi (5,000), Pinji (5,000), Yangho (5,000), Ndumu (4,310), Mbangwe (3,690), Simba (3,000), Vumbu (2,460), Tchitchege (2,000), Kande (1,000), Mahongwe (1,000), Sake (1,000), Sighu (1,000)
  • 28 Mozambique — Makhuwa (3,090,000), Ndau (1,580,000), Lomwe (1,500,000), Sena (1,340,000), Tswa (1,160,000), Makhuwa-Meetto (963,000), Chuwabu (947,000), Chopi (760,000), Ronga (721,000), Makhuwa-Shirima (618,000), Makhuwa-Marrevone (463,000), Nyungwe (439,000), Tewe (250,000), Makhuwa-Saka (212,000), Makhuwa-Moniga (200,000), Takwane (181,000), Manyawa (173,000), Lolo (162,000), Mwani (100,000), Marenje (90,000), Koti (77,000), Tawara (60,000), Nathembo (25,000), Makwe (22,000), Maindo (21,000), Barwe (17,000), Phimbi (6,000), Dema (5,000)
  • 28 Senegal — Wolof (3,930,000), Pulaar (2,740,000), Serer-Sine (1,130,000), Mandinka (669,000), Maninkakan: Western (422,000), Jola-Fonyi (340,000), Saafi-Saafi (114,000), Balanta-Ganja (82,800), Jola-Kasa (45,100), Ndut (38,600), Noon (32,900), Wamey (18,400), Bayot (16,100), Gusilay (15,400), Oniyan (13,300), Kerak (13,200), Laalaa (12,000), Bandial (11,200), Palor (10,700), Jalunga (10,000), Xasonga (9,010), Karon (9,000), Bainouk-Gunyaamolo (6,220), Kuwaataay (6,210), Mlomp (5,400), Bedik (3,380), Ejamat (2,230), Bainouk-Samik (1,850)
  • 27 Angola — Umbundu (4,000,000), Kimbundu (3,000,000), Kikongo (1,000,000), Luvale (464,000), Cokwe (456,000), Oshiwambo (421,000), Kisikongo (328,000), Nyaneka (300,000), Mbwela (222,000), Nyemba (222,000), Lucazi (155,000), Nkumbi (150,000), Songo (50,000), Luimbi (43,900), Sama (24,200), Diriku (24,000), Holu (23,100), Mbangala (22,300), Ndombe (22,300), Nkangala (22,300), Zemba (18,000), Yauma (17,100), Ngandyera (13,100), Nyengo (9,380), !O!ung (5,630), Bolo (2,630), Maligo (2,230)
  • 25 Zambia — Bemba (3,300,000), Tonga (990,000), Lozi (610,000), Lala-Bisa (580,000), Nsenga (544,000), Lunda (450,000), Mambwe-Lungu (379,000), Nyiha (356,000), Luyana (222,000), Lamba (219,000), Kaonde (207,000), Nyamwanga (174,000), Simaa (162,000), Lenje (156,000), Mbunda (156,000), Nkoya (146,000), Aushi (95,200), Ila (71,200), Luchazi (54,400), Soli (54,400), Mashi (20,800), Sala (20,400), Totela (14,000), Fanagalo (5,100), Mbowe (2,690)
  • 24 Liberia — Kpelle: Liberia (487,000), Bassa (403,000), Klao (213,000), Mann (188,000), Loma (165,000), Kisi: Southern (115,000), Vai (104,000), Bandi (100,000), Gola (99,300), Grebo: Northern (84,500), Grebo: Gboloo (64,400), Grebo: Southern (61,600), Krahn: Eastern (53,200), Krahn: Western (53,200), Manya (50,400), Sapo (36,400), Grebo: Central (30,800), Grebo: Barclayville (23,700), Kuwaa (12,800), Tajuasohn (9,600), Dewoin (8,100), Gbii (5,600), Glaro-Twabo (4,270), Glio-Oubi (3,500)
  • 21 Guinea — Pular (2,550,000), Maninkakan: Eastern (1,890,000), Susu (906,000), Kpelle: Guinea (308,000), Kissi: Northern (287,000), Toma (144,000), Maninka: Konyanka (128,000), Maninka: Sankaran (77,000), Yalunka (55,500), Landoma (14,400), Nalu (13,000), Jahanka (12,600), Bassari (8,600), Badyara (6,300), Mbulungish (5,000), Kakabe (4,100), Baga Manduri (4,000), Baga Sitemu (4,000), Limba: East (4,000), Mixifore (3,600), Baga Binari (3,000)
  • 21 Togo — Kabiyé (700,000), Gbe: Waci (366,000), Tem (204,000), Gen (201,000), Moba (189,000), Ikposo (155,000), Nawdm (146,000), Lama (117,000), Ifè (102,000), Ntcham (100,000), Akebu (56,400), Akaselem (47,500), Ngangam (46,000), Ede Nago: Manigri-Kambolé (40,000), Adele (16,300), Ginyanga (12,000), Bago-Kusuntu (7,500), Igo (6,000), Kpessi (4,000), Adangbe (2,000), Wudu (2,000)
  • 20 Israel — Hebrew (4,850,000), Arabic: Judeo-Moroccan (250,000), Yiddish: Eastern (215,000), Arabic: Judeo-Iraqi (100,000), Ladino (100,000), Judeo-Tat (70,000), Dzhidi (60,000), Judeo-Georgian (59,800), Arabic: Judeo-Yemeni (50,000), Bukharic (50,000), Arabic: Judeo-Tunisian (45,000), Arabic: Judeo-Tripolitanian (30,000), Hulaulá (10,000), Lishana Deni (7,500), Israeli Sign Language (5,000), Lishán Didán (4,230), Lishanid Noshan (2,250), Judeo-Berber (2,000), Yevanic (35), Barzani Jewish Neo-Aramaic (20)
  • 20 Venezuela — Wayuu (170,000), Warao (28,100), Yanomamö (15,700), Piaroa (12,200), Yukpa (6,130), Pumé (5,840), Maquiritari (5,520), Pemon (5,000), Sanumá (4,610), Carib (4,450), E’ñapa Woromaipu (3,540), Mandahuaca (3,000), Maco (2,500), Yuwana (300), Japreria (95), Yabarana (35), Arutani (25), Mapoyo (12), Sapé (5), Pémono (1)
  • 19 Bhutan — Dzongkha (160,000), Tshangla (157,000), Dzalakha (68,400), Khengkha (50,000), Bumthangkha (36,500), Chocangacakha (20,000), Kurtokha (10,000), Nyenkha (10,000), Chalikha (8,200), Lakha (8,000), Brokpake (5,000), Lhokpu (2,500), Nupbikha (2,200), Gongduk (2,100), Layakha (1,100), Dakpakha (1,000), Olekha (1,000), Lunanakha (700), Brokkat (300)
  • 18 Italy — Italian (55,000,000), Lombard (8,830,000), Napoletano-Calabrese (7,050,000), Sicilian (4,830,000), Piemontese (3,110,000), Venetian (2,180,000), Emiliano-Romagnolo (2,000,000), Ligurian (1,920,000), Friulian (794,000), Sardinian: Logudorese (500,000), Sardinian: Campidanese (345,000), Sardinian: Gallurese (100,000), Sardinian: Sassarese (100,000), Albanian: Arbëreshë (80,000), Ladin (30,000), Cimbrian (2,230), Mócheno (1,900), Judeo-Italian (200)
  • 17 Bangladesh — Bengali (110,000,000), Chittagonian (13,000,000), Rangpuri (10,000,000), Sylheti (7,000,000), Bihari (250,000), Sadri: Oraon (166,000), Marma (150,000), Tippera (85,000), Mru (30,000), Usoi (22,400), Tangchangya (21,600), War-Jaintia (16,000), Chin: Bawm (13,500), Megam (6,870), A’tong (5,400), Pangkhua (2,500), Koda (1,300)
  • 17 Ecuador — Quichua: Chimborazo Highland (1,000,000), Quichua: Imbabura Highland (300,000), Ecuadorian Sign Language (188,000), Quichua: Cañar Highland (100,000), Shuar (46,700), Quichua: Loja Highland (30,500), Quichua: Calderón Highland (25,000), Quichua: Tena Lowland (20,000), Quichua: Salasaca Highland (14,300), Chachi (9,500), Quichua: Northern Pastaza (8,000), Quichua: Napo Lowland (6,000), Colorado (2,300), Waorani (1,650), Media Lengua (1,000), Secoya (550), Záparo (1)
  • 17 Micronesia — Chuukese (45,900), Pohnpeian (29,000), Kosraean (8,000), Yapese (6,590), Mortlockese (5,900), Kapingamarangi (3,000), Ulithian (3,000), Pingelapese (2,500), Woleaian (1,630), Puluwatese (1,360), Pááfang (1,320), Mokilese (1,050), Namonuito (940), Nukuoro (860), Ngatik Men’s Creole (700), Satawalese (460), Nguluwan (50)
  • 17 Taiwan — Amis (138,000), Atayal (84,300), Paiwan (66,100), Bunun (38,000), Taroko (20,000), Rukai (10,500), Puyuma (8,490), Saisiyat (4,750), Yami (3,380), Tsou (2,130), Kavalan (24), Kanakanabu (8), Saaroa (6), Thao (6), Amis: Nataoran (5), Babuza (4), Kulon-Pazeh (1)
  • 16 Cambodia — Khmer: Central (12,300,000), Cham: Western (290,000), Tampuan (31,100), Kru’ng 2 (18,400), Brao (7,970), Stieng: Bulo (6,060), Chong (5,000), Somray (4,000), Kaco’ (3,370), Kavet (2,380), Kraol (1,960), Pear (1,670), Lamam (1,000), Suoy (930), Sa’och (180), Samre (50)
  • 16 Germany — German: Standard (75,300,000), Mainfränkisch (4,910,000), Saxon: Upper (2,000,000), Swabian (819,000), Kölsch (250,000), Plautdietsch (90,000), Romani: Sinte (80,000), German Sign Language (50,000), Sorbian: Upper (18,000), Yeniche (16,000), Frisian: Northern (10,000), Sorbian: Lower (7,000), Saterfriesisch (5,000), Yiddish: Western (5,000), Frisian: Eastern (2,000), Saxon: Low (1,000)
  • 15 Botswana — Kgalagadi (40,000), Mbukushu (20,000), Yeyi (20,000), Birwa (15,000), Zezuru (11,000), Naro (10,000), Shua (6,000), !Xóõ (4,000), |Gwi (2,500), ||Gana (2,000), Gciriku (2,000), Tswapong (2,000), ||Ani (1,000), Kua (820), ‡Hua (200)
  • 15 East Timor — Mambae (80,000), Makasae (70,000), Tukudede (63,200), Galoli (50,000), Tetun Dili (50,000), Fataluku (30,000), Baikeno (20,000), Idaté (5,000), Lakalei (5,000), Waima’a (3,000), Kairui-Midiki (2,000), Habun (1,260), Adabe (1,000), Nauete (1,000), Makuv’a (50)
  • 15 Namibia — Ndonga (807,000), Kwanyama (247,000), Herero (206,000), Nama (200,000), Kwangali (73,100), Vasekela Bushman (61,300), Kwambi (32,700), Ju|’hoan (28,600), Kuhane (26,600), Hai||om (18,400), Fwe (10,200), ‡Kx’au||’ein (4,000), Khwe (4,000), Kung-Ekoka (1,760), Mbalanhu (200)
  • 15 Paraguay — Guaraní: Paraguayan (4,650,000), Guaraní: Mbyá (16,400), Lengua (15,000), Pai Tavytera (15,000), Nivaclé (13,700), Guaraní: Ava (7,000), Sanapaná (6,810), Ayoreo (2,300), Ñandeva (2,270), Chamacoco (1,800), Toba-Maskoy (1,680), Toba Qom (1,510), Maka (1,500), Aché (1,360), Guana (280)
  • 14 Argentina — Quichua: Santiago del Estero (60,000), Wichí Lhamtés Vejoz (25,000), Toba (19,800), Guaraní: Western Argentine (15,000), Wichí Lhamtés Güisnay (15,000), Mocoví (4,530), Pilagá (4,000), Chorote: Iyo’wujwa (1,500), Chorote: Iyojwa’ja (800), Tapieté (100), Vilela (20), Puelche (5), Tehuelche (4), Ona (2)
  • 13 South Africa — Zulu (9,980,000), Xhosa (7,790,000), Afrikaans (4,740,000), Sotho: Southern (4,240,000), Sotho: Northern (4,090,000), Tswana (3,410,000), Tsonga (1,940,000), Swati (1,010,000), Venda (980,000), Oorlams (32,000), South African Sign Language (12,100), Xiri (87), N|u (12)
  • 12 Guinea-Bissau — Balanta-Kentohe (397,000), Crioulo: Upper Guinea (206,000), Mandjak (184,000), Papel (136,000), Biafada (44,900), Mankanya (44,200), Bidyogo (29,900), Jola-Felupe (23,800), Mansoanka (15,500), Bainouk-Gunyuño (8,860), Kasanga (690), Kobiana (690)
  • 11 Algeria — Arabic: Algerian Spoken (20,400,000), Kabyle (2,540,000), Tachawit (1,400,000), Arabic: Algerian Saharan Spoken (100,000), Chenoua (76,300), Tumzabt (70,000), Taznatit (40,000), Tamahaq: Tahaggart (25,000), Tamazight: Tidikelt (9,000), Tamazight: Temacine (6,000), Tagargrent (5,000)
  • 11 Madagascar — Malagasy: Plateau (7,520,000), Malagasy: Southern Betsimisaraka (1,830,000), Malagasy: Tsimihety (1,280,000), Malagasy: Northern Betsimisaraka (1,000,000), Malagasy: Tandroy-Mahafaly (1,000,000), Malagasy: Bara (600,000), Malagasy: Masikoro (550,000), Malagasy: Tanosy (510,000), Malagasy: Sakalava (350,000), Malagasy: Antankarana (330,000), Madagascar Sign Language (180,000)
  • 11 Sierra Leone — Mende (1,480,000), Themne (1,230,000), Krio (473,000), Limba: West-Central (335,000), Kuranko (268,000), Kono (205,000), Loko (138,000), Sherbro (135,000), Bullom So (8,350), Bom (5,580), Krim (500)
  • 11 Spain — Catalan-Valencian-Balear (11,200,000), Galician (3,170,000), Basque (580,000), Extremaduran (200,000), Spanish Sign Language (102,000), Asturian (100,000), Caló (40,000), Catalan Sign Language (18,000), Aragonese (11,000), Fala (10,500), Gascon: Aranese (3,810)
  • 10 Japan — Japanese (121,000,000), Okinawan: Central (984,000), Japanese Sign Language (317,000), Amami-Oshima: Northern (10,000), Toku-No-Shima (5,100), Kunigami (5,000), Oki-No-Erabu (3,200), Amami-Oshima: Southern (1,800), Yoron (950), Yonaguni (800)
  • 10 Niger — Zarma (2,350,000), Fulfulde: Central-Eastern Niger (450,000), Fulfulde: Western Niger (450,000), Tamajaq: Tawallammat (450,000), Kanuri: Manga (280,000), Tamajeq: Tayart (250,000), Kanuri: Tumari (40,000), Tagdal (26,900), Kanuri: Bilma (20,000), Tasawaq (8,000)
  • 9 Greece — Greek (10,700,000), Slavic (250,000), Pontic (200,000), Albanian: Arvanitika (50,000), Aromanian (50,000), Greek Sign Language (42,600), Romanian: Megleno (3,000), Tsakonian (1,200), Romano-Greek (30)
  • 9 Iraq — Arabic: Mesopotamian Spoken (11,500,000), Arabic: North Mesopotamian Spoken (5,400,000), Chaldean Neo-Aramaic (110,000), Assyrian Neo-Aramaic (30,000), Gurani (21,100), Bajelani (20,000), Shabak (15,000), Mandaic (5,000), Koy Sanjaq Surat (900)
  • 9 Malawi — Nyanja (7,000,000), Tumbuka (1,000,000), Yao (1,000,000), Sena: Malawi (270,000), Lomwe: Malawi (250,000), Kokola (200,000), Lambya (45,000), Nyiha: Malawi (10,000), Nyika (5,000)
  • 9 Oman — Arabic: Omani Spoken (720,000), Arabic: Dhofari Spoken (70,000), Shehri (25,000), Arabic: Shihhi Spoken (22,000), Luwati (5,000), Kumzari (1,700), Harsusi (600), Bathari (200), Hobyót (100)
  • 9 Suriname — Hindustani: Caribbean (150,000), Sranan (120,000), Javanese: Caribbean (60,000), Saramaccan (23,000), Aukan (15,500), Trió (1,400), Wayana (400), Kwinti (130), Akurio (10)
  • 9 Turkey — Turkish (46,300,000), Kurdish: Northern (3,950,000), Dimli (1,000,000), Kabardian (1,000,000), Balkan Gagauz Turkish (327,000), Adyghe (278,000), Kirmanjki (140,000), Laz (30,000), Hértevin (1,000)
  • 8 Azerbaijan — Azerbaijani: North (6,100,000), Talysh (800,000), Tat: Muslim (18,000), Tsakhur (13,000), Kryts (6,000), Udi (4,200), Khinalugh (1,500), Budukh (1,000)
  • 8 Egypt — Arabic: Egyptian Spoken (52,500,000), Arabic: Sa’idi Spoken (19,000,000), Domari (2,280,000), Kenuzi-Dongola (865,000), Arabic: Eastern Egyptian Bedawi Spoken (860,000), Arabic: Western Egyptian Bedawi Spoken (316,000), Nobiin (310,000), Siwi (30,000)
  • 8 Equatorial Guinea — Bube (40,000), Seki (11,000), Batanga (9,000), Fernando Po Creole English (5,000), Ngumbi (4,000), Benga (3,000), Fa D’ambu (2,500), Molengue (1,000)
  • 8 Fiji — Hindi: Fiji (380,000), Fijian (330,000), Fijian: Western (57,000), Lauan (16,000), Rotuman (9,000), Lomaiviti (1,630), Namosi-Naitasiri-Serua (1,630), Gone Dau (690)
  • 8 Georgia — Georgian (3,900,000), Mingrelian (500,000), Abkhaz (101,000), Osetin (100,000), Urum (97,700), Svan (15,000), Bats (3,420), Bohtan Neo-Aramaic (1,000)
  • 8 Somalia — Somali (8,340,000), Maay (1,860,000), Garre (57,500), Dabarre (23,000), Jiiddu (23,000), Mushungulu (23,000), Tunni (23,000), Boon (59)
  • 8 Zimbabwe — Shona (10,700,000), Ndebele (1,550,000), Manyika (861,000), Kalanga (700,000), Kunda (145,000), Nambya (90,000), Dombe (5,430), Tsoa (3,540)
  • 7 Finland — Finnish (4,700,000), Romani: Kalo Finnish (10,000), Livvi (5,170), Finnish Sign Language (5,000), Saami: Skolt (400), Saami: Inari (300), Finland-Swedish Sign Language (150)
  • 7 French Polynesia — Tahitian (117,000), Tuamotuan (14,400), Austral (8,000), Marquesan: North (3,400), Marquesan: South (2,100), Mangareva (1,600), Rapa (520)
  • 7 Panama — Panamanian Creole English (268,000), Ngäbere (128,000), Kuna: San Blas (57,100), Teribe (3,000), Buglere (2,500), Kuna: Border (700), San Miguel Creole French (3)
  • 7 Poland — Polish (36,600,000), Silesian (60,000), Polish Sign Language (50,000), Romani: Baltic (30,000), Silesian: Upper (12,000), Kashubian (3,000), Wymysorys (70)
  • 7 Sweden — Swedish (7,910,000), Finnish: Tornedalen (79,600), Romani: Tavringer (25,000), Swedish Sign Language (8,000), Saami: Lule (1,500), Saami: Pite (20), Saami: Ume (20)
  • 6 Chile — Mapudungun (200,000), Quechua: Chilean (8,200), Rapa Nui (3,390), Huilliche (2,000), Qawasqar (12), Yámana (1)
  • 6 France — French (53,200,000), Occitan (1,940,000), Breton (500,000), Corsican (341,000), Franco-Provençal (70,000), French Sign Language (50,000)
  • 6 Guyana — Guyanese Creole English (650,000), Patamona (4,700), Akawaio (4,500), Arawak (1,500), Mawayana (50), Berbice Creole Dutch (4)
  • 6 Netherlands — Dutch (16,400,000), Limburgish (700,000), Gronings (592,000), Frisian: Western (467,000), Zeeuws (220,000), Dutch Sign Language (20,000)
  • 6 Switzerland — German: Swiss (4,640,000), Romansch (35,100), Walser (10,000), Swiss-German Sign Language (6,000), Swiss-French Sign Language (1,000), Swiss-Italian Sign Language (200)
  • 5 Costa Rica — Limón Creole English (55,100), Bribri (11,000), Cabécar (8,840), Maléku Jaíka (750), Boruca (5)
  • 5 Eritrea — Tigré (1,050,000), Saho (191,000), Kunama (187,000), Bilen (91,000), Nara (81,400)
  • 5 Libya — Arabic: Libyan Spoken (4,000,000), Nafusi (184,000), Ghadamès (10,000), Sawknah (5,600), Awjilah (3,000)
  • 5 Morocco — Arabic: Moroccan Spoken (18,800,000), Tachelhit (3,000,000), Tamazight: Central Atlas (3,000,000), Tarifit (1,500,000), Arabic: Hassaniyya (40,000)
  • 5 Nicaragua — Mískito (154,000), Nicaragua Creole English (30,000), Sumo-Mayangna (6,700), Nicaraguan Sign Language (3,000), Rama (24)
  • 5 Norway — Norwegian (4,640,000), Saami: North (15,000), Finnish: Kven (6,500), Norwegian Sign Language (4,000), Saami: South (300)
  • 5 Tajikistan — Tajiki (3,340,000), Shughni (40,000), Yagnobi (12,000), Yazgulyam (4,000), Parya (3,000)
  • 5 Ukraine — Ukrainian (31,100,000), Rusyn (560,000), Crimean Tatar (260,000), Jakati (29,300), Karaim (1,010)
  • 5 United Kingdom — Welsh (508,000), Scots (100,000), Gaelic: Scottish (58,700), British Sign Language (40,000), Traveller Scottish (4,000)
  • 5 Yemen — Arabic: Sanaani Spoken (7,600,000), Arabic: Ta’izzi-Adeni Spoken (6,760,000), Arabic: Hadrami Spoken (300,000), Mehri (70,600), Soqotri (57,000)
  • 4 Brunei — Brunei (215,000), Bisaya: Brunei (37,600), Tutong (16,600), Belait (1,000)
  • 4 Comoros — Comorian: Ngazidja (300,000), Comorian: Ndzwani (264,000), Comorian: Mwali (27,200), Malagasy (700)
  • 4 Cook Islands — Rarotongan (7,300), Rakahanga-Manihiki (2,500), Pukapuka (840), Penrhyn (600)
  • 4 Denmark — Danish (5,450,000), Faroese (48,200), Kalaallisut: Greenlandic (10,000), Danish Sign Language (5,000)
  • 4 Honduras — Garifuna (98,000), Pech (990), Sumo Tawahka (700), Tol (350)
  • 4 Mongolia — Mongolian: Halh (2,330,000), Kalmyk-Oirat (206,000), Buriat: Mongolia (64,900), Darkhat (20,400)
  • 4 Sri Lanka — Sinhala (15,500,000), Sri Lankan Creole Malay (46,000), Sri Lankan Sign Language (12,800), Veddah (300)
  • 3 Belgium — Vlaams (6,000,000), Walloon (1,120,000), Flemish Sign Language (6,000)
  • 3 Croatia — Croatian (3,980,000), Istriot (1,000), Romanian: Istro (560)
  • 3 French Guiana — Guianese Creole French (50,000), Wayampi (650), Emerillon (400)
  • 3 Mauritania — Hassaniyya (2,770,000), Imeraguen (530), Zenaga (200)
  • 3 Palau — Palauan (14,800), Sonsorol (600), Tobian (22)
  • 3 São Tomé e Príncipe — Sãotomense (69,900), Angolar (5,000), Principense (200)
  • 3 Saudi Arabia — Arabic: Standard (206,000,000), Arabic: Najdi Spoken (8,000,000), Arabic: Hijazi Spoken (6,000,000)
  • 3 Serbia — Serbian (4,500,000), Romano-Serbian (172,000), Yugoslavian Sign Language (30,000)
  • 3 Singapore — Malay: Baba (10,000), Singapore Sign Language (3,000), Orang Seletar (880)
  • 3 Syria — Arabic: North Levantine Spoken (8,800,000), Western Neo-Aramaic (15,000), Turoyo (7,000)
  • 3 Trinidad and Tobago — Tobagonian Creole English (36,000), Trinidadian Creole English (9,600), Trinidadian Creole French (3,800)
  • 3 Uzbekistan — Uzbek: Northern (16,500,000), Karakalpak (407,000), Arabic: Uzbeki Spoken (700)
  • 2 Albania — Albanian: Tosk (2,900,000), Albanian: Gheg (1,800,000)
  • 2 Armenia — Armenian (3,140,000), Lomavren (50)
  • 2 Belize — Belize Kriol English (70,000), Maya: Mopán (9,200)
  • 2 Bosnia and Herzegovina — Bosnian (2,000,000), Romani: Vlax (400,000)
  • 2 Bulgaria — Bulgarian (7,990,000), Romani: Balkan (371,000)
  • 2 Czech Republic — Czech (9,250,000), Romani: Carpathian (380,000)
  • 2 Dominica — Dominican Creole French (42,600), Kokoy Creole English (200)
  • 2 El Salvador — Kekchí (12,300), Pipil (20)
  • 2 Estonia — Estonian (953,000), Estonian Sign Language (4,500)
  • 2 Grenada — Grenadian Creole English (89,200), Grenadian Creole French (2,300)
  • 2 Hungary — Hungarian (9,550,000), Hungarian Sign Language (30,000)
  • 2 Ireland — Gaelic: Irish (260,000), Shelta (6,000)
  • 2 Jordan — Arabic: South Levantine Spoken (3,500,000), Arabic: Levantine Bedawi Spoken (700,000)
  • 2 Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgyz (2,450,000), Dungan (40,000)
  • 2 Latvia — Latvian (1,390,000), Liv (15)
  • 2 Mayotte — Maore (92,800), Bushi (39,000)
  • 2 Netherlands Antilles — Papiamentu (179,000), Netherlands Antilles Creole English (16,700)
  • 2 Northern Mariana Islands — Tanapag (4,400), Carolinian (3,000)
  • 2 Portugal — Mirandese (15,000), Barranquian (1,500)
  • 2 Tonga — Tongan (96,300), Niuafo’ou (690)
  • 2 Tunisia — Arabic: Tunisian Spoken (9,000,000), Shilha (26,000)
  • 1 Anguilla — Anguillan Creole English (11,500)
  • 1 Antigua and Barbuda — Antigua and Barbuda Creole English (67,000)
  • 1 Austria — Bavarian (7,000,000)
  • 1 Bahamas — Bahamas Creole English (225,000)
  • 1 Bahrain — Arabic: Baharna Spoken (300,000)
  • 1 Barbados — Bajan (259,000)
  • 1 Belarus — Belarusan (6,720,000)
  • 1 Burundi — Rundi (4,600,000)
  • 1 Cape Verde Islands — Kabuverdianu (394,000)
  • 1 Cyprus — Arabic: Cypriot Spoken (1,300)
  • 1 Gambia — Wolof: Gambian (185,000)
  • 1 Greenland — Inuktitut: Greenlandic (47,800)
  • 1 Guadeloupe — Guadeloupean Creole French (430,000)
  • 1 Guam — Chamorro (62,500)
  • 1 Haiti — Haitian (6,960,000)
  • 1 Iceland — Icelandic (230,000)
  • 1 Jamaica — Jamaican Creole English (2,670,000)
  • 1 Kazakhstan — Kazakh (5,290,000)
  • 1 Kiribati — Kiribati (58,300)
  • 1 Korea, South — Korean (42,000,000)
  • 1 Lesotho — Phuthi (43,000)
  • 1 Lithuania — Lithuanian (2,960,000)
  • 1 Luxembourg — Luxembourgeois (250,000)
  • 1 Macedonia — Macedonian (1,390,000)
  • 1 Maldives — Maldivian (356,000)
  • 1 Malta — Maltese (300,000)
  • 1 Marshall Islands — Marshallese (43,900)
  • 1 Martinique — Martiniquan Creole French (418,000)
  • 1 Mauritius — Morisyen (800,000)
  • 1 Moldova — Gagauz (138,000)
  • 1 Montserrat — Montserrat Creole English (7,570)
  • 1 Nauru — Nauruan (6,000)
  • 1 New Zealand — Maori (60,000)
  • 1 Niue — Niue (2,030)
  • 1 Norfolk Island — Pitcairn-Norfolk (400)
  • 1 Réunion — Réunion Creole French (555,000)
  • 1 Romania — Romanian (19,700,000)
  • 1 Rwanda — Rwanda (6,490,000)
  • 1 Saint Kitts and Nevis — Saint Kitts Creole English (39,000)
  • 1 Saint Lucia — Saint Lucian Creole French (158,000)
  • 1 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines — Vincentian Creole English (138,000)
  • 1 Samoa — Samoan (199,000)
  • 1 Seychelles — Seselwa Creole French (72,700)
  • 1 Slovakia — Slovak (4,610,000)
  • 1 Slovenia — Slovene (1,730,000)
  • 1 Tokelau — Tokelauan (1,410)
  • 1 Turkmenistan — Turkmen (3,430,000)
  • 1 Turks and Caicos Islands — Turks and Caicos Creole English (10,700)
  • 1 Tuvalu — Tuvaluan (10,700)
  • 1 U.S. Virgin Islands — Virgin Islands Creole English (52,300)
  • 1 United Arab Emirates — Arabic: Gulf Spoken (744,000)
  • 1 Wallis and Futuna — Futuna: East (3,600)

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