This post lists 16 Indigenous Languages in Poland, with estimated speakers, regions where each is spoken, and legal recognition status. Explore concise profiles on Kashubian, Silesian, Lithuanian, Romani, and others to learn about their histories, current usage, and protections.
This concise list explains the Official Languages in Monaco, identifying French as the principality’s official language and outlining its legal basis. Learn where French is used—in government, courts, education, media, and business—and the primary legal sources and contexts that shape language use in Monaco.
A comprehensive reference listing all 60 Indigenous Languages in Colombia with endonyms, speaker counts (year) and regions. Ideal for researchers, educators and anyone curious about Colombia’s linguistic diversity and where to find further resources.
This post lists the 8 Official Languages in Zambia, detailing each language’s status, primary regions, and estimated number of speakers. Explore concise profiles for English, Bemba, Nyanja, Tonga, Lozi, Kaonde, Lunda, and Luvale to understand their regional influence and speaker communities.
A comprehensive, curated list of the 64 Indigenous Languages in Canada, organized by language family, province/territory region, and estimated number of speakers. This post highlights linguistic diversity across First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities, offering quick-reference data and resources to support learning and preservation.
This comprehensive list catalogs 25 Dialects in Armenia, mapping their regional distribution, linguistic branch, and current vitality/status. Whether you’re a linguist, traveler, or Armenian heritage enthusiast, this guide provides concise descriptions, maps, vitality notes, and resources to help you understand where each dialect is spoken and its level of endangerment or vitality.
This post explains the official languages in Liechtenstein, outlining their legal status, where they are used, and who speaks them. Learn about the role of German in public life, regional language use, and practical implications for visitors and residents.
This post lists all 35 languages spoken in Togo and provides concise details on each language’s family, estimated speaker numbers, and regional status. Ideal for linguistics students, travelers, and anyone curious about Togo’s cultural and linguistic landscape, the guide highlights major tongues like Ewe, Mina, and Kabye alongside lesser-known regional languages.
This post lists 10 Indigenous Languages in Moldova, providing estimated speaker counts, main regions, and legal/status notes for each language. It highlights majority and minority tongues — including Romanian (Moldovan), Gagauz, Russian and others — and gives cultural and regional context useful for researchers, students, and travelers interested in Moldova’s linguistic landscape.
This post lists the Official Languages in Canada with a complete table of 14 entries showing each language’s legal basis and effective date. Explore where and how English, French, and other recognized languages are designated across Canada, with clear legal context and quick reference details.