Alphabetical list of 300+ languages.
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Adangme |
Adere see Harari |
Afar |
Afghan |
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Afrikaans |
Akan/Twi |
Albanian |
Amharic/Ethiopian |
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Amzgo/Guerrero |
Anaang |
Anuak |
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Arabic
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Arabic-Standard |
Arabic-Sudanese |
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Arawak |
Armenian |
Asante see Akan |
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Bahasa-Indonesia |
Bahasa-Malaysia see Malay |
Bandi/Gbandi |
Bari (Sudan) |
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Basaa (Cameroon) |
Bassa (Liberia) |
Behdini |
Belarusan/Belorussian |
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Bengali |
Berber see Tachelhit |
Bhojpuri |
Bhutanese |
| Please note that the Bhutanese refugees resettled in MN in 2008 primarily speak Nepali, not Bhutanese. |
| Bohemian see Czech |
Bosnian |
Bruhui |
Bulgarian |
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Burmese |
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| Cakchiquel see Kaqchikel |
Cambodian see Khmer-Central |
Cantonese |
Caribe see Garifuna |
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Catalan-Valencian-Balear |
Cebuano/Visayan |
Cham, Western |
Chatino, Nopala |
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Chatino
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Chhatisgarhi |
Chinantec
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Chinese, Hakka see Hakka |
| Chinese, Mandarin see Mandarin |
Chinese, Min Nan see Taiwanese |
Chinese, Yue see Cantonese |
Chippewa see Ojibwe |
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Chochotec |
Chol
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Chontal
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Chuukese |
| Creole see note below |
Cuicatec, Tepeuxila |
Cutchi |
Czech/Bohemian |
| Please note: Creole denotes a variety of languages. Some languages it may denote include: Cutchi, Haitian Creole, Krio (Sierre Leone), Sango, Kituba, Arabic-Sudanese, Petjo, Negerhollands, Skepi Creole Dutch, Jamaican Creole, Sranan, Gullah, and Tok Pisin. |
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Dakota/Sioux/Santee |
Dan see Gio |
Danish |
Dari/Farsi, Eastern |
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Dinka
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Dutch |
Dzongkha see Bhutanese |
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| Ebon see Marshallese |
Edo-Benin |
Efik |
English |
| English Creole see note below |
Esan-Anwain |
Estonian |
Ethiopian see Amharic |
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| Please note: English Creole and English Pidgin denote a variety of languages. Some languages they may denote include: Garifuna, Krio (Sierre Leone), Krio (Liberia), Jamaican Creole, Guyanese Creole English, Gullah/Geechee, Pidgin-Nigerian, Pidgin-Cameroon, Sranan, Islander Creole, Bislama, Hawai'i Creole English, Ngatik, Kriol, Pijin, and Tok Pisin. |
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| Fante see Akan |
Farsi, Eastern see Dari |
Farsi, Western see Persian |
Filipino |
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Finnish |
Flemish |
French |
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Fulfulde
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Fulfulde, Adamawa see Sanyo |
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Ga |
Gaelic, Irish |
Gaelic, Scottish |
Gallinya |
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Ganda/Luganda |
Garifuna |
Gband see Bandi |
Gbe see Ewe |
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Georgian |
German |
Gikuyu |
Gio/Dan/Yacouba/Yakuba |
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Goan/Goanese/Konkani |
Grebo |
Greek |
Guerrero see Amzgo |
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Gujarati |
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Haaka |
Haitian Creole |
Harar |
Harari/Adere |
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Hausa |
Hawaiian |
Hebrew |
Hindi |
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Hmong, Green |
Hmong, White |
Hokkien/Teochew |
Huarijio |
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Huave |
Hungarian |
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Ibibio |
Ibilo |
Ibo/Igbo |
Icelandic |
| Igbo see Ibo |
Indonesian-Bahasa see Bahasa-Indonesian |
Italian |
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Japanese |
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Kachchi |
Kahlkia see Mongolian |
Kalenjin |
Kanarese see Kannada |
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Kannada/Kanarese |
Kaqchikel
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Karen |
Karen, S'gaw |
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Kete |
Kazakh |
Khaskura see Nepali |
Khmer, Central/Cambodian |
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Khmer, Northern/Khmer Lue |
K'iche'
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Kirghiz |
Kisi (Kena) |
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Kisi, Southern (Liberia) |
Kissi, Northern (Guinea) |
Kiswahili see Swahili |
Kituba |
| Klao see Kru |
Klaoh see Kru |
Klau see Kru |
Konkani/Konkanese |
| Konkani, Goanese see Goan |
Konya see Maninka |
Konyanka see Maninka |
Korean |
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Kosraean |
Kpelle, Guinea |
Kpelle, Liberia |
Krahn, Western |
| Krepe see Ewe |
Krio (Liberia) may refer to either Liberian English or Krio (Sierre Leone) |
Krio (Sierra Leone) |
Kroo see Kru |
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Kru/Kroo/Klao/Klaoh/Klau |
Kru/Kumen-Tepo |
Krumen-Teop see Kru |
Kuku |
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Kunama |
Kurdish
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Kurdish, Northwestern see Behdini |
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Lahu |
Lakota |
Lao/Laotian |
Latvian |
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Lebanese |
Liberian English |
Lingala |
Lingao |
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Lithuanian |
Luba-Kasai see Tshiluba |
Luba-Katanga |
Lue |
| Luganda see Ganda |
Luo |
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| Maay, Somali see Somali-Maay |
Magyar see Hungarian |
Malay |
Malayalam |
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Mam
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Mandarin |
Mandingo |
Mandinka see Mandingo |
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Maninka/Konya/Konyanka |
Mano/Mawe |
Marathi |
Marshallese/Ebon |
| Mawe see Mano |
Mazatec
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Mende |
Meta |
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Mien |
Min Nan see Taiwanese |
Mina (Camaroon) |
Mina (India) |
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Mixe, Totontepec |
Mixtec
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Moldovan see Romaninan |
Mong see Hmong, Green |
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Mongolian/Kahlkia |
Morisyen |
Murele |
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Nahuatl
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Nepali |
Norwegian |
Nuer |
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Ojibwe/Chippewa |
Oromiffa |
Oromo, Borana-Arsi-Guji see Gallinya |
Oromo-Eastern see Harar |
| Oromo-West Central see Oromiffa |
Ossetian/Osetin |
Other see the end of the table |
Otomi
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| Pahari, Eastern see Nepali |
Pashto, Central |
Persian/Farsi, Western |
Pidgin, Cameroon |
| Please note: Patois denotes a variety of languages. Some languages it may denote include: Krio (Sierre Leone), Haitian Creole, and Tayo. |
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Pidgin, Nigerian |
Polish |
Popo see Ewe |
Portuguese |
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Poqomam
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Pulaar |
Pular |
Punjabi, Eastern/Punjabi |
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Punjabi, Western/Lahndi |
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Quechua
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Quiche see K'iche' |
Quichua
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Quottu see Harar |
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Romanian |
Rundi |
Russian |
Rwanda |
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Samoan |
Sango |
Santee Sisseton see Dakota |
Sanyo |
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Sapo/Southern Krahn/Sarpo |
Sarpo see Sapo |
Serbo-Croatian |
S'gaw see Karen-S'gaw |
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Shan |
Shilluk |
Shona |
Sidamo |
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Sindhi |
Singhalese see Sinhala |
Sinhala/Singhalese/Sinhalese |
Sinhalese see Sinhala |
| Sioux see Dakota |
Slabonian see Slavonian |
Slavonian/Slabonian/Slovene |
Slovak/Slovakian |
| Slovene see Slavonian |
Somali |
Somali-Maay |
Soninke |
Somali-Bantu refers to an ethnic group which speaks various languages including various Bantu languages.
Somali-Maay is alternatively listed as a separate language or as a dialect of Somali. In any case it is not mutually intelligible with Somali. |
| Southern Krahn see Sapo |
Spanish
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Susu |
Swahili/Kiswashili |
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Swedish |
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Tachelhit/Berber |
Tagalog see Filipino |
Tamil |
Tarahumara, Central |
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Tajik/Tajiki |
Telugu |
Teochew see Hokkien |
Tepo see Kru |
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Thai |
Themne/Temne |
Tibetan |
Tigre |
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Tigrinya |
Tlapanec, Acatepec |
Tlapanec, Malinaltepec |
Tojolabal |
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Totonac |
Tshiluba |
Turkish |
Twi see Akan |
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Tzeltal
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Tz'utujil/Tzutuhil
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Ukranian |
Urdu |
Urhobo |
Uzbek |
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Vai |
Valencian see Catalan |
Vietnamese |
Visayan see Cebuano |
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| Yacouba see Gio |
Yakuba see Gio |
Yao see Mien |
Yiddish |
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Yoruba |
Yue see Cantonese |
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Zapotec
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