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    Hinweis: Für beide Seiten verständliche Sprachen wurden zu einer zusammengefasst.

    Von LazerScorpion

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    28 Comments

    1. DafyddWillz on

      Isn’t this a repost from like last week, with the same inaccuracies the original map had?

    2. Banjo--Kazooie on

      what about Yakutsk? I thought they were of some asian origin, not russian.

    7. Southern_Writer33 on

      Bro your so quick i’ve been waiting for this, thanks for making language map of asia 🫶🏼

    8. Grey_Blax on

      For instance in the Kashmir region , you have mingled several languages into one showing just Kashmiri and tibetan.

    9. Smitologyistaking on

      The caption on the map is accurate, your title isn’t

      It’s basically a hypothetical of if there was a country to language correspondence in Asia, with larger languages with 4M+ speakers absorbing nearly areas with less spoken languages. It’s not an incredibly useful “language map” in the sense of showing what regions speak what.

      I’m pretty sure I first saw this on r/imaginarymaps where it’s far more appropriate

    10. Ar010101 on

      Sylheti and Chatgaiya are intelligible to a good degree with Bangla. It may be hard to understand if you only spoke standard Bangla but nothing completely distinct

    12. Defiant_Scheme735 on

      Bahasa indonesia and melayu are different, tho the bahasa indonesia has melayu influence. But, also different languages included so as a whole Bahasa indonesia is different from melayu.

    13. Delicious-Disk6800 on

      Shouldn’t hindustani cover the placement of Rajasthani considering hindi spoken more then merwari and other local languages

    15. Majestic-Pass-9519 on

      Perhaps I’m missing seeing Cantonese? Or is Cantonese a more umbrella term for several other Chinese languages that I’m seeing?

    16. Massive-Cow-7995 on

      I have to say, but isnt most languages in south china mutually inteligible with mandarim? Not sure if its the case or not.

      Actually what does define a language anyway?

    17. mariyippie on

      iraq has many languages (assyrian, turkmen)
      and so does syria (syriac)

    21. abarabasz on

      Being guided by absolute value is a logical fallacy. What matters is the percentage of the population that speaks a language. And besides, based on what criterion do you label an area?

    24. Chevronmobil on

      If you are going to unite all the Turkic subgroups why separate zazas and kurds?

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