This post explores Indigenous Languages in Bosnia and Herzegovina, profiling major South Slavic varieties (Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian) and minority tongues such as Romani. It includes ISO codes, estimated speaker numbers, regional distribution, and notes on preservation and resources for learners and researchers.
Explore the four primary Dialects in San Marino with clear classification, the castelli where each is spoken, and up-to-date status reporting. This compact list highlights linguistic origins, regional differences across the republic’s castelli, speaker communities, and preservation concerns—useful for linguists, travelers, and anyone interested in Sammarinese cultural heritage.
A complete, easy-to-read list of the 9 languages spoken in Barbados, including English, Bajan Creole, and immigrant languages. Each entry includes status, estimated speaker percentages, and primary locations to give travelers, students, and researchers a clear picture of Barbados’s linguistic landscape.
Quickly find the two official languages of the Central African Republic—French and Sango—in this concise list. We provide official status, estimated speaker numbers and the main regions where each language is used, making it ideal for students, travelers, and researchers seeking clear facts at a glance.
Explore the complete list of 21 countries that speak Greek, from nations where it is an official language to places with Greek-speaking communities. Each entry includes the flag, legal/status notes, and estimated speakers—perfect for travelers, linguists, and anyone curious about where Greek is used worldwide.
Explore the complete list of Indigenous Languages in Zambia, detailing 38 languages with family, regions, estimated speakers, ISO codes, and status. This guide helps researchers, students, and advocates understand Zambia’s linguistic diversity and find key information for each language.
Explore a comprehensive list of 88 Indigenous Languages in Chad, organized by language family, region/ethnic group, and approximate speaker numbers. This post maps Chad’s linguistic landscape, highlights major language families and minority tongues, and provides quick reference details for researchers and curious readers. Includes notes on status, endangerment, and links to further resources.
This post lists 16 dialects in Guinea-Bissau, organized by language family, region, and estimated number of speakers. Each entry provides concise notes on where it is spoken and its linguistic background, including Kriol and Niger-Congo varieties—an essential quick reference for researchers, travelers, and language enthusiasts exploring the country’s linguistic diversity.
This post lists all 15 Indigenous Languages in Iraq, organized by family, main regions, and estimated number of speakers. Each entry gives a concise overview of geographic distribution, dialects, and vitality, plus pointers for further reading and preservation efforts—an essential resource for researchers, educators, and anyone interested in Iraq’s linguistic diversity.
This post lists the Indigenous Languages in Burundi, presenting ISO codes, speaker counts, and the regions where each language is used. Intended for researchers, educators, and curious readers, it offers concise, sourced entries on Kirundi and other native tongues to help you explore Burundi’s rich linguistic heritage.