LANGUAGE LIST

Roughly 7 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in South Africa and Namibia

Roughly 7 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Albania

Roughly 22 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Ethiopia

Roughly 310 Million speakers of Arabic. Gulf countries include Oman, Qatar, Saudia Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates and Yemen

Roughly 310 Million speakers of Arabic. The Levant countries include Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Palestine

Roughly 310 Million speakers of Arabic. Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is used throughout the Arab world, primarily as a standard written form rather than spoken.

Roughly 310 Million speakers of Arabic. North African countries include Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Sudan, Morocco, Djibouti, Comoros, Libya, and Mauritania

Roughly 6.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Armenia

Roughly 23 Million speakers. Sometimes abbreviated as Azeri. Primarily spoken in Azerbaijan, Caucasus and parts of Russia

Roughly 10 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and DR Congo

Roughly 9 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Birundi

Roughly 11 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Zimbabwe and Mozambique

Roughly 5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana

Roughly 8 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in South Africa

Roughly 1 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Spain and France

Roughly 6 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Belarus and parts of Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia and Poland

Roughly 230 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Bangladesh and India

Roughly 3 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Roughly 9 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Bulgaria, Russia, Serbia, Moldova and Romania

Roughly 33 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Myanmar

Roughly 16 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Cambodia. While Khmer is the official language of Cambodia, Khmer and Cambodian can be used interchangeably

Roughly 4 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Spain, France, Italy and Andorra

Roughly 16 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Philippines

Roughly 16 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Philippines. Visayan generally refers to those who reside in the Visayan region of the Philippines

Roughly 1 Billion speakers of Chinese. Chinese Simplified is a writing system primarily used in China, Singapore and Malaysia

Roughly 1 Billion speakers of Chinese. Chinese Traditional is a writing system primarily used in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau

Roughly 5.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, Romania and Herzegovina

Roughly 11 Million speakers. Also known as Bohemian and primarily spoken in Czech Republic

Roughly 6 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Denmark, Greenland and Northern Germany

Roughly 12 Million speakers. Typically grouped with Farsi and Persian, Dari is referred to as Afghan Persian and primarily spoken in Afghanistan

Roughly 24 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Netherlands and Belgium

Roughly 600K speakers. Also referred to as Bhutanese and is primarily spoken in Bhutan

Roughly 1.5-2 Billion speakers. Fasiri International can support English (Australian), English (Canadian), English (UK) and English (US)

Roughly 1 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Estonia

Roughly 110 Million speakers. Typically grouped with Dari and Persian. Farsi can also be referred to as Persian and is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Russia, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Iraq and Uzbekistan

Roughly 22.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in the Philippines. Filipino and Tagalog are considered different dialects

Roughly 5.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Finland, Sweden, parts of Norway and Western Russia

Roughly 76 Million speakers. Fasiri International can support French (African), French (Canadian) and French (European)

Roughly 2.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Galicia, a NorthWestern area of Spain

Roughly 3.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Georgia, a country in the Caucasus

Roughly 95 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein

Roughly 13.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Greece, Cyprus and Albania

Roughly 60 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in the Gujarat region of India

Roughly 9.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Haiti. Careful not to confuse it with Haitian French

Roughly 80 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Western to North-Central African - Niger, Nigeria, Algeria, GR Congo, Ghana, Chad and other areas

Roughly 9 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Israel

Roughly 260 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in India and Nepal

Roughly 4 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in China, Vietnam, Laos and Thailand

Roughly 13 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Hungary, Eastern Austria, Poland, Romania and Croatia

Roughly 315K speakers. Primarily spoken in Iceland

Roughly 9 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Philippines

Roughly 43 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Indonesia

Roughly 1 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Ireland

Roughly 63 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Italy, Switzerland and Vatican City

Roughly 125 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Japan

Roughly 82 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Java, an island of Indonesia

Roughly 7 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Myanmar and Thailand

Roughly 200K speakers. Primarily spoken in Myanmar and Thailand. Also referred to as Red Karen or Kayah

Roughly 7 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in India and Pakistan

Roughly 12 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, China, Uzbekistan and Russia

Roughly 77 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in South Korea, North Korea and China

Roughly 25 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Syria, Azerbaijan and Armenia

Roughly 4 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Russia

Roughly 400K speakers. Primarily spoken in Israel and Turkey. Also referred to as Judeo-Spanish

Roughly 30 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Laos and Thailand

No exact number of speakers known. Latin is the official language of the Holy See, also known as the See of Rome

Roughly 1.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Latvia. Also referred to as Lettish

Roughly 3 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Lithuania

Roughly 4 Million speakers. Also spelled as Mai Mai and is primarily spoken in Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia

Roughly 2 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in North Macedonia, Greece, Albania, Romania, Serbia and Bulgaria

Roughly 77 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore

Roughly 500K speakers. Primarily spoken in Malta

Roughly 1 Million speakers.  Also known as Mandingo and is primarily spoken in Senegal, The Gambia, Guinea and Guinea-Bissau

Roughly 2 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in The Gambia, Guinea, Mauritania, Ghana, Mali and Senegal

Roughly 83 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in the Maharashtra region of India

Roughly 2.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Moldova. 

Roughly 4.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Mongolia and parts of Russia, China and Kyrgyzstan

Roughly 230K speakers. Primarily spoken in Montenegro

Roughly 16 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Nepal

Roughly 5.3 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Norway

Roughly 34 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Ethiopia and Kenya

Roughly 40 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Afghanistan and Pakistan

Roughly 110 Million speakers. Typically grouped with Dari and Farsi. Persian can also be referred to as Farsi and is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Russia, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Iraq and Uzbekistan

Roughly 45 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Poland, Germany, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia

Roughly 220 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Brazil and Portugal.

Roughly 125 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in India and Pakistan

Roughly 2 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Myanmar and Bangladesh

Roughly 25 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Romania and Moldova

Roughly 265 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Estonia and Latvia

Roughly 450K speakers. Primarily spoken in Central African Republic, Chad and DR Congo

Roughly 120K speakers. Primarily spoken in UK and Ireland

Roughly 8 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Roughly 5.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Lesotho, South Africa and Zimbabwe

Roughly 17 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Sri Lanka

Roughly 5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Slovakia and Hungary

Roughly 2.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Slovenia and Italy

Roughly 16 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Somalia, Djibouti and Somaliland

Roughly 7 Million speakers. Also known as Central Kurdish and is primarily spoken in Iran and Iraq

Roughly 480 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Mexico, Central America, South America and Spain

The number of speakers ranges wildly. Also referred to as Kiswahili and is primarily spoken in Kenya, DR Congo, Tanzania, Burundi, Mozambique, Rwanda and other areas

Roughly 10 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Sweden, Estonia and Finland

Roughly 80 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in India

Roughly 8.5 Million speakers. Also referred to as Tajiki Persian and primarily spoken in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan

Roughly 75 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in India and Sri Lanka

Roughly 30 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Thailand and Cambodia

Roughly 3 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Eritrea and Ethiopia

Roughly 75 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Turkey, Cyprus, Azerbaijan, Iraq, Syria, Greece and other areas

Roughly 9 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Ashanti, a region in Southern Ghana

Roughly 35 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Ukraine

Roughly 70 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in India and Pakistan

Roughly 10.5 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Xinjiang, China

Roughly 27 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Uzbekistan

Roughly 76 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Vietnam and Southern China

Roughly 875K speakers. Primarily spoken in Wales

Roughly 2 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Central, Eastern and Western Europe

Roughly 40 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in Nigeria, Togo and Benin

Roughly 12 Million speakers. Primarily spoken in South Africa, Lesotho and Eswatini