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!Pos!!Language!!Family!!Script!!Speakers(Millions)!!Where Spoken (Major)!!Translators
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| 1 || Mandarin || Sino-Tibetan || Chinese Characters || 1151 || China, Malaysia, Taiwan || Example
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| 2 || English || Indo-European || Latin || 1000 || USA, UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand || Example
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| 3 || Spanish || Indo-European || Latin || 500 || Mexico, Central and South America, Spain || Example
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| 4 || Hindi || Indo-European || Devanagari || 490 || North and Central India || Example
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| 5 || Russian || Indo-European || Cyrillic || 277 || Russia, Central Asia || Example
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| 6 || Arabic || Afro-Asiatic || Arabic || 255 || Middle East, Arabia, North Africa || Example
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| 7 || Portuguese || Indo-European || Latin || 240 || Brazil, Portugal, Southern Africa || Example
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| 8 || Bengali || Indo-European || Bengali || 215 || Bangladesh, Eastern India || Example
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| 9 || French || Indo-European || Latin || 200 || France, Canada, West Africa, Central Africa || Example
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| 10 || Malay, Indonesian || Malayo-Polynesian || Latin || 175 || Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore || Example
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| 11 || German || Indo-European || Latin || 166 || Germany, Austria, Central Europe || Example
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| 12 || Japanese || Altaic || Chinese Characters and 2 Japanese Alphabets || 132 || Japan || Example
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| 13 || Farsi (Persian) || Indo-European || Nastaliq || 110 || Iran, Afghanistan, Central Asia || Example
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| 14 || Urdu || Indo-European || Nastaliq || 104 || Pakistan, India || Example
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| 15 || Punjabi || Indo-European || Gurumukhi || 103 || Pakistan, India || Example
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| 16 || Wu || Sino-Tibetan || Chinese Characters || 90 || China || Example
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| 17 || Vietnamese || Austroasiatic || Based on Latin || 86 || Vietnam, China || Example
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| 18 || Javanese || Malayo-Polynesian || Javanese || 85 || Indonesia || Example
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| 19 || Tamil || Dravidian || Tamil || 78 || Southern India, Sri Lanka, Malyasia || Example
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| 20 || Korean || Altaic || Hangul || 78 || Korean Peninsula || Example
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| 21 || Turkish || Altaic || Latin || 75 || Turkey, Central Asia || Example
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| 22 || Telugu || Dravidian || Telugu || 74 || Southern India || Example
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| 23 || Marathi || Indo-European || Devanagari || 72 || Western India || Example
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| 24 || Italian || Indo-European || Latin || 62 || Italy, Central Europe || Example
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| 25 || Thai || Sino-Tibetan || Thai || 60 || Thailand, Laos || Example
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| 26 || Burmese || Sino-Tibetan || Burmese || 56 || Myanmar || Example
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| 27 || Cantonese || Sino-Tibetan || Chinese Characters || 55 || Southern China || Example
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| 28 || Kannada || Dravidian || Kannada || 47 || Southern India || Example
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| 29 || Gujarati || Indo-European || Gujarati || 46 || Western India, Kenya || Example
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| 30 || Polish || Indo-European || Latin || 46 || Poland, Central Europe || Example
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| || Albanian || Indo-European || Latin || 7.6 || Southeastern Europe || Example
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| || Bulgarian || Indo-European || Cyrillic || 9.1 || Balkans || Example
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| || Croatian || Indo-European || Latin || 5.5 || Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia || Example
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| || Czech || Indo-European || Latin || 10 || Czech Republic || Example
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| || Danish || Indo-European || Latin || 5.6 || Denmark, Greenland || Example
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| || Dutch || Indo-European || Latin || 28 || Netherlands, Belgium, and Suriname || Example
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| || Estonian || Uralic || Latin || 1 || Estonia || Example
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| || Finnish || Uralic || Latin || 5 || Finland || Example
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| || Greek || Indo-European || Greek || 13.1 || Greece, Cyprus || Example
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| || Hungarian || Uralic || Latin || 15 || Hungary || Example
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| || Latvian || Indo-European || Latin || 1.5 || Latvia || Example
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| || Lithuanian || Indo-European || Latin || 3.2 || Lithuania || Example
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| || Macedonian || Indo-European || Cyrillic || 2.5 || Macedonia || Example
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| || Norwegian || Indo-European || Latin || 5 || Norway || Example
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| || Romanian || Indo-European || Latin || 28 || Romania, Moldova || Example
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| || Slovak || Indo-European || Latin || 7 || Slovakia, Czech Republic || Example
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| || Slovenian || Indo-European || Latin || 2.5 || Slovenia || Example
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| || Swedish || Indo-European || Latin || 8.7 || Sweden, Finland || Example
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| || Ukrainian || Indo-European || Cyrillic || 37 || Ukraine || Example
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| || Swahili || Niger-Congo || Latin, Arabic || 140 || Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda || Example
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| || Hausa || Afro-Asiatic || Latin, Arabic || 43 || Cameroon, Ghana, Niger, Nigeria, Sudan || Example
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| || Yoruba || Niger-Congo || Latin || 28 || Benin, Nigeria || Example
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| || Armenian || Indo-European || Armenian || 7 || Armenia || Example
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| || Hebrew || Afro-Asiatic || Hebrew || 5.3 || Israel || Example
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| || Assamese || Indo-European || Assamese || 15 || India || Example
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| || Chittagonian || Indo-European || Bengali? || 13 || Bangladesh || Example
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| || Haryanvi || Indo-European || Devanagari || 28 || Haryana, Delhi || Example
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| || Malayalam || Dravidian || Malayalam || 38 || Kerala || Example
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| || Marwari || Indo-European || Devanagari || 31 || India, Pakistan, Rajasthan || Example
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| || Oriya || Indo-European || Oriya || 33 || Odisha || Example
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| || Sindhi || Indo-European || Arabic, Khudabadi, Laṇḍā || 26 || Pakistan India, Singapore || Example
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| || Azerbaijani, South || Turkic || Arabic || 12 || Iran || Example
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| || Burmese || Sino-Tibetan || Burmese || 42 || Burma, Thailand, Malaysia || Example
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| || Pashto || Indo-European || Arabic || 50 || Pakistan, Aghanistan || Example
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| || Nepali || Indo-European || Devanagari || 17 || Nepal, India, Bhutan || Example
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| || Sinhalese || Indo-European || Sinhala || 16|| Sri Lanka || Example
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| || Sundanese || Austronesian || Latin || 39 || Indonesia || Example
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| || Tagalog || Austronesian || Latin || 28 || Phillipines || Example
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