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Languages Spoken in the Czech Republic: The Complete List

Explore the full list of 18 Languages Spoken in the Czech Republic, with clear details on legal status, estimated speakers, and the regions where each language is used. This comprehensive guide covers major and minority tongues—Czech, Slovak, Romani, Vietnamese, German, Polish, Ukrainian and more—to help travelers, researchers, and language enthusiasts understand the country’s linguistic landscape.

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Countries That Speak Japanese: The Complete List

Discover the complete list of countries that speak Japanese, organized with flags, language status, and estimated speaker counts across 18 locations. This post explains where Japanese is an official language, used by communities abroad, or taught widely—perfect for travelers, linguists, or curious readers. Click to explore the full list and see which nations have active Japanese-speaking populations.

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Official Languages in Cuba

Explore the official languages in Cuba, detailing Spanish’s constitutional status alongside minority languages like Haitian Creole. This concise guide covers legal status, speaker percentages, and regions of use, offering cultural context and practical insights for travelers, researchers, and anyone interested in Cuba’s linguistic landscape.

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The Complete List of Languages Spoken In South Sudan

This comprehensive list catalogs all 69 Languages Spoken in South Sudan, organized by family, approximate number of speakers, and the main regions where each language is used. A handy reference for researchers, travelers, educators, and anyone interested in the country’s rich linguistic diversity, highlighting major tongues like Dinka and Nuer as well as many regional languages.

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List of Dialects in San Marino

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.

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The Complete List of Languages Spoken In Barbados

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.

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Countries That Speak Greek: The Complete List

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.

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List of Dialects in Guinea-Bissau

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.

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Indigenous Languages in Iraq: The Complete List

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.

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List of Indigenous Languages in Burundi

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.

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