[OC] Sprachen, die Google Translate angeblich unterstützt

Von Vaerna

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  1. Credit to u/JG_Online and their friend for the base language map, and muturzikin.com for the information

  2. Why is all of South Florida grey, except for an entirely Spanish speaking Miami?

  3. DafyddWillz on

    An interesting map, although I will say the terminology in the legend is quite misleading (the term “linguistic isolates” is used very incorrectly here, and there are some grammar mistakes) and the image is very clearly upscaled as it’s huge but the quality while zoomed in is pretty poor, which means the “mixed areas” aren’t properly represented in a lot of cases (e.g. the mixed English-Spanish/French areas of the US/Canada appear gray due to this)

    A good start, but there’s plenty of room for improvement

    (Also a minor nitpick for the UK, much more of Wales should be shown as mixed, as Welsh speakers are almost universally bilingual, with only the counties of Gwynedd, Anglesey, Ceredigion and Camarthen having a majority Welsh-speaking population, and most Glamorgan, Monmouth, Powys, Flint & southern Pembroke have such a negligible percentage of Welsh speakers that they probably shouldn’t even be marked as mixed; if you’re going to keep Wales mostly green, a lot more of Ireland should probably be listed as mixed as well)

  4. heyitsmemaya on

    **Always suspected South Florida spoke its own language…**

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  5. Comfortable_Dot6206 on

    It actually gives good indication to populated and non populated areas as well

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