Ethnologue: Languages of the World, Volum 11

Adamawa Adamawa-Ubangi Afro-Asiatic Arabic Austro-Asiatic Austronesian Bantoid Bantu Benue-Congo Bible bilingualism in Spanish border Braille Brazil Burma Burmic Cameroon census Central Malayo-Polynesian Central Maluku Central zone Central-Eastern Chadic China Christian Closely related closest coast Congo Data accuracy estimate Dialects Distinct District Division dofanian East ethnic group India Indo-Aryan Indo-European Indo-Iranian Island Italo-Western language speakers languages listed Laos Levels of bilingualism lexical similarity Literacy rate Malayo Mon-Khmer Mountain slope Muslim Nearly extinct Niger Niger-Congo Niger-Kor Niger-Kordofanian Nigeria Nilo-Saharan North Northeast Northern Northwest Northwestern number of languages Oceanic Official language Oto-Manguean Philippine Polynesian population 1986 Portions Pradesh progress Province Quechua Region River ROMANI script Scripture second language separate language Sepik SIGN LANGUAGE Sino-Tibetan South Southeast Southern Southwest speak Sudan Sulawesi Swidden agriculturalists Thailand Tibeto-Burman Tibeto-Karen Togo traditional religion Trans-New Guinea Typology Ubangi USSR villages Voegelin and Voegelin Welmers West Western Malayo-Polynesian Word list Wurm and Hattori Zaire