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    Karte der Sprachfamilien in Asien

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    2. Rogue-RedPanda on

      There are pockets of dravidian language spoken in afghanistan as well.

      The language is Brahui

    3. The_Balcorian on

      Kind of depressing how there used to be a lot more linguistic diversity in asia but it got stamped out by imperialism.

    5. joppekoo on

      I think Russian is very much limited to the south of Siberia, and the north is mainly minor languages.

    6. Big-Selection9014 on

      Hindi and others are a indo-European language?? How did they develop?

    7. Bakwaas_Yapper2 on

      Are both the Austroasiatic patches in India for Santhal? Because afaik, no other language would meet your criteria of 4 million + speakers

    8. ScientistStrange4293 on

      So Italian and Hindu is closer to each other than Korean and Japanese?

    9. General_Pumpkin6558 on

      Why were Turkic languages ​​in Russia not mentioned on the map?

    11. manber571 on

      Over 80% of Telugu vocabulary is from Sanskrit. Telugu is closer to Sanskrit than any other language semantically, on that note indo-euro component in South India expands further

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