languages

This list of languages is alphabetical by English name. More structured lists are also available:

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List of languages by total speakersEthnologue lists about 6,800 main languages in its language name index (see the external link) and distinguishes about 41,000 alternate language names and dialects.This list deals with particular languages, and includes only natural languages spoken or signed by humans. For other kinds of information about language see:

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A - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llAbanyom # llAbaza # llAbkhaz or Abkhazian# llAbujmaria # llAchehnese # Adamorobe Sign Language# llAdele # llAdyghe # Afrikaans# Lezgi languageAgul# llAimaq , or Barbari# llAini # llAinu # llAkan # llAkawaio (llCarib )# llAkkadian (llSemitic ) (extinct)# llAklanon # llAlbanian # llAleut (Eskimo-Aleut)# llAlgonquin # Alemán Coloneiro (llGermanic )# llAlsatian (llGermanic )# llAltay # llAlutor # American Sign Language# llAmharic # llAmorite # Old English languageAnglo-Saxon (llGermanic )# llAmdang # llAmmonite # llAngaur # llAnlo # llAo # Southern Athabaskan languages# llArabic (llSemitic )# llAragonese (llRomance )# llAramaic (llSemitic )# Arawakan languages# llArgobba # llArmenian # Arpitan or Francoprovençal (llRomance )# llArvanitic # llAshkenazi Hebrew (llSemitic )# llAshkun # llAssamese # Assyrian Neo-Aramaic (llSemitic )# Athabaskan languages# llAsi # llAsturian (llRomance )# Auslan (llSign ing)# llAvar # llAvestan # llAwadhi # llAymara # llAzerbaijani

B - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llBadaga # Badeshi# llBahnar (llAustroasiatic )# llBajelan # llBalinese # llBalochi # llBalti # llBambara # llBanjar # llBanyumasan # llBasaa # llBashkir # llBasque # llBatak Dairi # llBatak Karo # llBatak Mandailing # llBatak Simalungun # llBatak Toba # llBats # Austro-BavarianBavarian (llGermanic )# llBeja # llBelarusian (llSlavic )# llBerta # llBemba # llBengali # llBeothuk # llBerber # llBété # llBhili # llBhojpuri # Igbo languageBiafran or Igbo# llBihari # Bijil Neo-Aramaic (llSemitic )# llBikol # llBikya (Furu)# llBlackfoot # llBoholano (llMalayo-Polynesian )# Bohtan Neo-Aramaic (llSemitic )# Norwegian languageBokmål# llBolaang Mongondow # llBolgar # llBonan , also known as llPaoan # llBororo (llBororoan )# llBosnian (llSlavic )# llBrahui (llDravidian )# llBreton (llCeltic )# British Sign Language# llBua # llBugis # llBulgarian (llSlavic )# llBurmese # llBurushaski # llBuryat

C - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llCaluyanon # llCamunic (extinct)# llCantonese (Sinitic languagesSinitic)# llCarib # llCatalan (llRomance )# llCatawba # llCayuga # llCebuano (Malayo-Polynesian)# llChabacano or Chavacano# llChagatai # Chaldean Neo-Aramaic (llSemitic )# llChamorro # llChaouia # llChechen # Chemakum# llChenchu # llChenoua # llCherokee # llCheyenne # ChiricahuaChiricahua Apache# llChhattisgarhi # llChichewa # llChipewyan # llChittagonian # llChoctaw # llChorasmian # llChukchi # llChulym # llChurch Slavonic (llSlavic )# llChuukese # llChuvash # llCocoma # llCocopa # Coeur d'Alene (tribe)Coeur d’Alene# llCoptic # llCornish (llCeltic )# llCorsican # llCree # llCrimean Tatar or Crimean Turkish# llCroatian (llSlavic )# llCuman # llCumbric (llCeltic ) (extinct)# llCuronian # llCuyonon # llCzech (llSlavic )

D - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llDacian (extinct)# llDalecarlian # llDalmatian # Dameli# llDanish (llGermanic )# llDargin # Dari (Zoroastrian)# Dari-Persian# llDarkhat # llDaur , also known as llDagur # llDena'ina # Dhatki# llDida # llDioula or Jula# Dirwali (also known as Gawri or Kalami)# llDivehi # llDogri # llDogrib or Tli Cho# llDolgan # llDongxiang # llDuala # Dumaki# llDungan # llDutch (llGermanic )# Dzhidi# llDzongkha

E - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # East Yurghur# llEdomite # llEgyptian # llElamite (extinct)# llEnets (Yenisey Samoyed) (Samoyedic languagesSamoyedic)# llEnglish (llGermanic )# llErzya (llFinno-Ugric )# llEsperanto # llEstonian (llFinno-Ugric )# llEtruscan # llEven # llEvenk # llEwe # llEyak # Extremenian

F - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llFaeroese (llGermanic )# llFars # llFijian # llFilipino # llFinnish (llFinno-Ugric )# Finnish Sign Language# llFon # llFrench Créole # llFrench (llRomance )# French Sign Language# llFrisian (llGermanic )# llFriulian (llRomance )# llFulani # llFur

G - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llGa # llGadaba # llGafat # llGagauz # llGalician (llRomance )# GangteGangte# llGarhwali # Gaulish# llGayo # Gazi# Ge'ez languageGe’ez# Gelangali# Gen languageGen / Gen-Gbe, Mina# llGeorgian # German languageGerman / Deutsch (llGermanic )# German Sign Language# llGhomara # Gikuyu languageGĩkũyũ (Gikuyu)# Gilaki# llGilbertese (= ''(I-)Kiribati'')# llGoaria # llGondi (llDravidian )# Gorani# llGothic (extinct) (llGermanic )# Gowari (also known as Gawarbati or Narsati)# llGreek # Guanche# llGuaraginga # Guarani languageGuaraní# llGujarati # llGula Iro (Kulaal)# Nepali languageGurkhali# Gwich'in languageGwich’in

H - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # Hadza languageHadza / Hatsa# Haitian creole# Hakka (linguistics)Hakka# llHan # llHarari # llHarauti # llHarsusi # Haryani# Harzani# llHattic # llHausa # llHawaiian # Hawaii Pidgin Sign Language# Hazaragi# llHebrew (llSemitic )# llHertevin (llSemitic )# llHiligaynon or Ilonggo# llHindi (Indo-Iranian languagesIndo-Iranian)# llHittite (Anatolian languagesAnatolian)# llHixkaryana (Carib languagesCarib)# Hmong# llHo (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# llHobyót # llHopi # llHulaula (llSemitic )# llHungarian (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# llHurrian # Hutterite German

I - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llIbibio # llIcelandic (llGermanic )# llIbanag # llIgbo # llIllinois # llIllyrian # llIlokano or Ilocano (Malayo-Polynesian)# Hiligaynon languageIlonggo (Malayo-Polynesian)# Inari Sami# Bahasa IndonesiaIndonesian (Malayo-Polynesian)# llIngrian # llIngush # llInuktitut (Eskimo-Aleut)# llInupiaq (Eskimo-Aleut)# Inuvialuktun (Eskimo-Aleut)# llIraqw (Cushitic languagesCushitic)# Irish languageIrish (Irish Gaelic) (llCeltic )# Irish Sign Language# llIrkut # llIrula # llIsan # Ishkashimi# llIstro-Romanian (llRomance )# Italian languageItalian / Italiano (llRomance )# llIzhorian (llFinno-Ugric )

J - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # Jacaltec# llJalaa # llJapanese (日本語 , ''Audioja-nihongo.oggNihongo '')# llJavanese # llJibbali # llJicarilla # llJuang (llAustroasiatic )# llJudeo-Crimean Tatar # llJurchen

K - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llKabardian # llKabyle # Kachin# llKafiri # llKalaallisut or Greenlandic (Eskimo-Aleut)# llKalash # Kalasha-ala, also known as Waigali# llKalmyk # Kalto, also known as Nahali # llKamas (Samoyedic languagesSamoyedic)# llKamchadal , also known as Itelmen# Kamvari# llKankonian # llKannada (llDravidian )# llKaonde # llKapampangan # llKarachay-Balkar # llKaragas # llKaraim # llKarakalpak # llKarelian (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# llKashmiri # llKashubian (llSlavic )# llKawi # llKazakh # Kelen# Kemi Sami# llKensiu (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# llKerek # llKet # llKhakas # llKhalaj # llKham # llKhandeshi # llKhanty (Ostyak) (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# Khasi languageKhasian (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# llKhazar # llKhirwar # llKhmer (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# llKhmu (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# llKhowari # Khunsari# Kildin Sami# llKimatuumbi # llKinaray-a # llKinyarwanda # llKiribati (= Kiribatese = Kiribatian)# llKirundi # llKiswahili # llKlallam # llKodagu (llDravidian )# Kodava Thakk# Kohistani (also known as Khili)# llKolami (llDravidian )# llKomi (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# llKonda # llKonkani # llKoraga # llKorandje # llKorasani # Korean languageKorean / 한국어# llKorku (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# Korowai# Korwa (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# llKoryak # llKosraean # llKota (llDravidian )# Koyra Chiini# Koy Sanjaq Surat (llSemitic )# llKoya # llKrimchak (Judeo-Crimean Tatar)# llKujarge # llKui (llDravidian )# llKumauni # llKumyk # Kumzari# llKurdish # llKurukh (llDravidian )# llKurumba # llKuvi # llKyrgyz

L - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llLaal # llLadakhi # llLadin (llRomance )# llLadino (llJudeo-Spanish ) (llRomance )# llLahnda # llLakota (Lakhota)# Lamani, also known as Banjari# llLao # Sami languageLappish# LatinLatin / Latina (llRomance )# llLatvian (Baltic languagesBaltic)# llLaz # llLenni Lenape # Lepontic# llLezgi # llLigbi (also known as Ligby)# llLimburgish (llGermanic )# llLingala # Lipan ApacheLipan# Lishana Deni# Lishan Didan# Lishanid Noshan# llLithuanian (Baltic languagesBaltic)# llLivonian (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# Lotha languageLotha# Low Saxon (llGermanic )# llLozi # Ludic languageLude# llLuganda # Lummi# llLunda # Luri# Lushootseed# llLusoga # llLuvale # Luwati# llLuxembourgish (llGermanic )# llLydian (Anatolian languagesAnatolian)

M - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llAncient Macedonian (llGreek )# llMacedonian (llSlavic )# llMacedoromanian (llRomance )# llMagadhi # Mahican# llMaithili # llMakasar # llMalagasy # llMalay # llMalayalam (llDravidian )# Malaysian Sign Language# llMaldivian # llMaltese # llMalto (llDravidian )# Malvi# Manchu languageManchurian# llManda # llMandaic # Mandarin ChineseMandarin (llChinese )# llMandinka # Manipuri# llMansi (Vogul) (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# Manx languageManx (Manx Gaelic)# llMaori # llMapudungun (Mapuche)# llMarathi # llMari (Cheremis) (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# llMaria # llMarquesan # llMarshallese # llMasbatenyo # Martha's Vineyard Sign Language# llMator # llMaya # llMayang # Mazandarani# Meänkieli# llMegleno-Romanian # llMegrelian # llMehri # llMenominee # llMeroitic # llMerya # Mescalero# llMesmes # llMessapian # llMiami # llMichif # Mi'kmaq languageMi’kmaq# llMinaean # llMinangkabau # Mlahso languageMlahsö# llMoabite # llMobilian # llMoghol # llMohawk # Mohegan# llMoksha (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# llMon (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# llMongolian # llMontagnais # llMpre # llMuher # llMundari (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# Munji# llMuria # llMuromian # llMurut

N - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llNafaanra # llNagarchal # llNahuatl # llNaiki (llDravidian )# llNama # llNanai # Nangalami# Natanzi# llNauruan # llNavajo or Navaho# Nayini# llNdebele # llNeapolitan (llRomance )# llNegidal # llNenets (Yurak) (Samoyedic languagesSamoyedic)# llNepali # llNew Kypchak # New Zealand Sign Language# llNganasan (Tavgi) (Samoyedic languagesSamoyedic)# llNgumba # llNhengatu # Nicaraguan Sign Language# Nicobarese# llNiellim # Nigerian pidgin# llNiuean # llNivkh (Gilyak)# llNogai # llNorfuk # llNorn # Northern Sami# llNorthern Sotho # North Yukaghir# llNorwegian (llGermanic )# llN/u # llNuer # llNuka , or Nuka-Dora# Nuristani# llNuxalk # llNyabwa # llNyahkur (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# Nyangumarta language# llNyanja # Nynorsk (llGermanic )

O - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llOccitan (llRomance )# llOirat # llOjibwe # llOlcha # Old Church Slavonic (llSlavic )# llOld English # Old French (llRomance )# Old French Sign Language# llOld Norse (llGermanic )# Old Nubian language# llOld Prussian (llBaltic )# Old South Arabian# llOlonetsian (also known as llOlonets or llLivvi ) (llFinno-Ugric )# llOmagua # Ongota# llOriya # llOrmuri # llOroch # llOrochen # llOrok # llOromifa # llOropom # llOssetic # Ottoman Turkish

P - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # Pahari# Pahlavi# llPalauan # Pali# llPangasinan # Papiamento# llParachi # llParauk (llAustroasiatic )# llParji , also known as llDuruwa (llDravidian )# llParya # Pashayi# llPashto # llPassamaquoddy # llPecheneg # Pemon (llCarib )# llPengo # llPennsylvania German (llGermanic )# llPersian # llPhalura # Phoenician languages# llPhrygian (extinct)# llPictish # llPiraha (llMura )# Plautdietsch, Mennonite Low German (llGermanic )# llPolish (llSlavic )# llPortuguese (llRomance )# llPotiguara # llPradhan , also known as llPardhan # Prasuni, also known as Wasi-weri# Provençal (llRomance )# llPucikwar # llPuelche # llPunjabi

Q - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llQashqai # llQatabanian # Quebec Sign Language# Quechua

R - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # Rajasthani languagesRajasthani# llRappahanock # llRatagnon # llRomanian (llRomance )# llRomansh (Rhaeto-Romance) (llRomance )# llRomany (Indo-Iranian languagesIndo-Iranian)# llRomblomanon # llRotokas (East Papuan languagesEast Papuan)# Russenorsk (llSlavic )# llRussian (llSlavic )# Russian Sign Language# llRuthenian (llSlavic )

S - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llSabaean # llSalar # Salishan languages# llSamaritan Hebrew (llSemitic )# Sami languagesSami (Lappish) (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# llSamoan # llSandawe # Sangisari# Sanglechi# llSango # llSanskrit (Indo-Iranian languagesIndo-Iranian)# llSantali (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# Saramaccan# llSardinian (llRomance )# Sarikoli# llSavara # Savi# Scanian languageScanian (llGermanic )# llScots (Lallans) (includes llUlster Scots (Ullans))# Scottish Gaelic languageScots Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic or Gaelic)# Selangor Sign Language# llSelchuk = llSalchuq # llSelkup (Ostyak Samoyed) (Samoyedic languagesSamoyedic)# Selonian (language)Selonian# llSeminole # Semnani# llSenaya # llSened # llSenhaja de Srair # llSepedi # llSephardi Hebrew # llSerbian (llSlavic )# llSerbo-Croatian (llSlavic )# llSesotho # Shahrudi# llShina # llShona # llShor # Shughni# Shumashti# Sicilian (llRomance )# llSidamo # llSindhi # Sindarin# llSinhalese # llSioux # Siraiki# Sivandi# Skolt Sami# llSlavey # llSlovak (llSlavic )# llSlovenian (llSlavic )# llSoddo # llSoi # llSomali # llSonsorolese (or ''Sonsorol'', or ''Sonsoral'')# llSoqotri # llSora (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# llSorbian (llSlavic )# Southern Sami# South Yukaghir# llSpanish (llRomance )# Sranan# llSucite # llSudovian # llSumerian (extinct)# llSundanese # llSupyire # llSurigaonon # llSvan # Swabian GermanSwabian (llGermanic )# llSwahili (Bantu)# llSwati or llSiswati # llSwedish (llGermanic )# Swiss German (llGermanic )# llSyriac (llSemitic )

T - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llTabasaran # llTachelhit (Berber languagesBerber)# llTagalog (Malayo-Polynesian)# llTahitian # Taiwanese Sign Language# llTajik (Indo-Iranian languagesIndo-Iranian)# llTakestani # llTalossan # Talysh (Indo-Iranian languagesIndo-Iranian)# llTamil (llDravidian )# Tanacross# Tangut (extinct)# llTarifit (Berber languagesBerber)# Tat# Tatar languageTatar, Kazan Tatar# llTausug # llTehuelche # llTelugu (llDravidian )# Temiar languageTemiar, Northern Sakai (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# Teonaht# Tetum# llThai (ภาษาไทย)# llTharu # llThracian (extinct)# llTibetan # llTiconderoga # llTigre # llTigrinya # llTirahi # llTlingit # llTobian # Tocharian languagesTocharian A and B# llToda (llDravidian )# llTok Pisin # llTongan # llTokelauan # Trasianka !Трас&# 1103;нка#? llTregami # llTshivenda # llTsimshian # llTswana (Setswana)# llTu , also known as llMonguor # Tuareg languages (Berber languagesBerber)# Tulu (llDravidian )# Tupi AntigoTupinamba# llTupinkin # llTurkish # llTurkmen # llTuroyo (llSemitic )# llTurvali , also known as llTorwali (Indo-Iranian languagesIndo-Iranian)# llTuvaluan # llTuvan (also known as Tuvin)

U - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # Uatakassí# llUbykh (Northwest Caucasian languagesNorthwest Caucasian)# llUdihe # llUdmurt (Votyak) (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# llUgaritic # llUighur # llUkrainian (llSlavic )# llUrdu # llUripiv # llUrum # llUte # llUzbek

V - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # Vafsi# llVeps (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# llVietnamese (Austroasiatic languagesAustroasiatic)# Visayan or (Bisaya)# Votic languageVote (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)# Võro languageVõro (Finno-Ugric languagesFinno-Ugric)

W - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # llWaddar # llWakhi # llWalloon (llRomance )# Waneci# llWapishana # llWaray-Waray # llWasho # llWelsh (llCeltic )# West Yurghur# Western Neo-Aramaic (llSemitic )# llWeyto # llWolof # Wotapuri-katarqalai# llWu (Chinese languageChinese)

X - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 # /Xam language/Xam# llXhosa # llXiang , (Hunanese) or (llHsiang )# llXibe # ll!Xóõ # Xu language!Xu (!Kung) (Khoisan languagesKhoisan)

Y - ''Only languages with Wikipedia pages are listed here. See List of languages by name: Y for more.''__NOTOC__compactTOC2 # Yaaku language# Yaeyama language# llYakut # Yankunytjatjara language# Yanomami# Yanyuwa language# llYapese # Yaqui language# Yauma language# Yazdi# Yemenite Hebrew language (llSemitic )# Yeni language# Yevanic language# Yi language# Yiddish (llGermanic )# Yokutsan languages# Yonaguni language# Yorùbá language# Yucatec Maya language# Yucatec Maya Sign Language# Yuchi language# Yugh language# Yukaghir languages# Yupik language (Eskimo-Aleut)# Yurats language# Yurok language

Z - __NOTOC__compactTOC2 ''Only some major languages are listed here. See List of languages by name: Z for about 50 more.''# llZáparo (Saparoan)# Zapotec (Oto-Manguean)# Zazaki# llZenzontepec (Oto-Manguean)# llZhuang # llZoque (Mixe-Zoquean)# llZulu (Niger-Congo)# llZuni # llZway

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