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Bird Names of over 2400 European, Asian, African and North-American avian species in Latin (LA) la – lat – Latina – Latin | The scientific language English (EN)en – eng – English – English | About 500 million native speakers, in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and several other countries, as well as second language for some milliard people | Language list A Afrikaans (AF)af – afr – Afrikaans | About 7 million speakers, in South Africa, Namibia, and some of the neighbouring countries | Language list B Albanian (SQ)sq – sqi – Shqip – Albanian | About 7 million speakers in Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia and some of the neighbouring countries and the diaspora | Language list J Armenian (HY)hy – arm – hye – հայերեն – (East) Armenian | About 3 million speakers in Armenia; worldwide (including West Armenian) about 9 million speakers | Language list N (with transliteration) Basque (EU)eu – eus – Euskera or Euskara – Basque | About 750,000 speakers, in Basque Country (Spain and France), and some elsewhere | Language list J Беларускі/Belarusian (BE)be – bel – Беларускі – Belarusian | 3 to 6 million speakers, in Belarus and some in Russia | Language list G Български/Bulgarian (BG)bg – bul – Български – Bulgarian | About 7 million speakers, in Bulgaria and some of the neighbouring countries, and in the diaspora | Language list F Brezhoneg/Breton (BR)br – bre – Brezhoneg – Breton | About 200,000 speakers, in Bretagne (France) | Language list A Català (CA)ca – cat – Català – Catalan | About 5 million speakers, in Spain (Catalunya, Valencia, Baleares) and Andorra | Language list D Český (CS)cs – ces – Český – Czech | Around 10 million speakers, in the Czech Republic and some of the neighbouring countries | Language list E Cornish (KW)kw – cor – Kernewek – Cornish | After becoming extinct at the end of the 18th century, the language of Cornwall has revived and is now used as a first language by some | Language list K Corsu cismuntincu (Co1)co – cos – Corsu cismuntincu – Northern Corsican | Corsican, a ‘polynomic’ language, has between 100,000 and 150,000 speakers, most of them in Corsica (France), some on Sardinia | Language list M Corsu pumuntincu (Co2)co – cos – Corsu pumuntincu – Southern Corsican | Corsican, a ‘polynomic’ language, has between 100,000 and 150,000 speakers, most of them in Corsica (France), some on Sardinia | Language list M Croatian (HR)hr – hrv – Hrvatski – Croatian | About 5.5 million speakers in Croatia, Bosnia Hercegovina and neighbouring countries | Language list F Cymraeg (CY)cy – cym – Cymraeg – Welsh | Roughly 600,000 speakers, in Wales (GB), and some in England | Language List A. Dansk (DA)da – dan – Dansk – Danish | About 6 million speakers, in Denmark, Greenland, the Faroe Islands and some in Denmarks neighbouring countries | Language list I Deutsch (DE)de – deu – Deutsch – German | Around 95 million speakers, in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and minorities in Italy and several other countries | Language list B Dutch (NL)nl – nld – Nederlands – Dutch | Around 26 million native speakers in The Netherlands, Belgium, Surinam and some Caribbean islands | Language list B Ελληνικά (EL)el – ell – Ελληνικά – Greek | About 13 million speakers, in Greece, Cyprus, Albania and other neighbouring countries and in the diaspora | Language list J Esperanto (EO)eo – epo – Esperanto | Constructed language used by some 100,000 active speakers and widely used as an auxiliary language worldwide | Language list L Español (ES)es – spa – Español or Castellano – Spanish | About 500 million speakers, in Spain, Middle and South American countries and in some regions in Asia and Africa | Language list D Eesti (ET)et – est – Eesti – Estonian | About 1.1 million speakers, in Estonia and elsewhere | Language list H Euskera (EU)eu – eus – Euskera or Euskara – Basque | About 750,000 speakers, in Basque Country (Spain and France), and some elsewhere | Language list J Finnish (FI)fi – fin – Suomen – Finnish | Nearly 6 million speakers, in Finland and some of the neighbouring countries | Language list H Føroyskt (FO)fo – fao – Føroyskt – Faroese | About 70,000 speakers, in the Faroe Islands and in Denmark | Language list I Français (FR)fr – fra – Français – French | About 80 million native speakers, in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada (Québec) and many other countries and regions of the world | Language list C Frysk (FY)fy – fry – Frysk – (West) Frisian | Nearly 400,000 speakers in the Netherlands (Fryslân) and some elsewhere | Language list B Gaeilge (GA)ga – gle – Gaeilge – Irish | Some 70,000 active speakers in Ireland and elsewhere | Language list A Gaidhlig (GD)gd – gla – Gaidhlig – Scots Gaelic | In the order of 50,000 speakers in Scotland (GB) and elsewhere | Language list K Galego (GL)gl – glg – Galego – Galician | Over2 million speakers, mainly in Galicia (Spain) | Language list D Gaelg vanninagh (GV)gv – glv – Gaelg (vanninagh) – Manx | The language of the island of Man was close to extinction, but there are some 1,000 speakers today | Language list K Georgian (KA)ka – kat / geo – ქართული (Kartuli) – Georgian | About 4 million speakers in Georgia and neighbouring countries | Language list N (with transliteration) German (DE)de – deu – Deutsch – German | Around 95 million speakers, in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and minorities in Italy and several other countries | Language list B Greek (EL)el – ell – Ελληνικά – Greek | About 13 million speakers, in Greece, Cyprus, Albania and other neighbouring countries and in the diaspora | Language list J Greenlandic (KL)kl – kal – Kalaallisut – Greenlandic | About 55,000 native speakers in Greenland | Language list K Hayeren (HY)hy – arm – hye – հայերեն – (East) Armenian | About 3 million speakers in Armenia; worldwide (including West Armenian) about 9 million speakers | Language list N (with transliteration) Hrvatski (HR)hr – hrv – Hrvatski – Croatian | About 5.5 million speakers in Croatia, Bosnia Hercegovina and neighbouring countries | Language list F Hungarian (HU)hu – hun – Magyar – Hungarian | About 13 million speakers in Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and other neighbouring countries | Language list H Irish (GA)ga – gle – Gaeilge – Irish | Some 70,000 active speakers in Ireland and elsewhere | Language list A Íslenska (IS)is – isl – Íslenska – Icelandic | Over 300,000 speakers, mainly in Iceland, some outside | Language list I Italiano (IT)it – ita – Italiano – Italian | About 67 million native speakers in Italy, Switzerland and neighbourig countries | Language list C Kartuli (KA)ka – kat / geo – ქართული (Kartuli) – Georgian | About 4 million speakers in Georgia and neighbouring countries | Language list N (with transliteration) Kalaallisut (KL)kl – kal – Kalaallisut – Greenlandic | About 55,000 native speakers in Greenland | Language list K Karjala (Krl)krl – Karjala – Karelian proper or Northern Karelian | About 10,000 speakers in the Karelian Republic of the RS Federation | Language list O Kernewek (KW)kw – cor – Kernewek – Cornish | After becoming extinct at the end of the 18th century, the language of Cornwall has revived and is now used as a first language by some | Language list K Latviešu/Latvian (LV)lv – lav – Latviešu – Latvian, Lettish | About 1.5 million native speakers, in Latvia and other countries | Language list L Lëtzebuergesch (LB)lb – ltz – Lëtzebuergesch – Luxemburgish | About 600,000 speakers in Luxembourg and neighbouring regions | Language list B Lietuvių/Lithuanian (LT)lt – lit – Lietuvių – Lithuanian | Close to 3 million speakers in Lithuania and elsewhere | Language list L Liygi (Olo)olo – Liygi, Olonets – Olonets Karelian or Livvi Karelian | About 20,000 speakers in the Karelian Republic of the RS Federation | Language list O Magyar (HU)hu – hun – Magyar – Hungarian | About 13 million speakers in Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and other neighbouring countries | Language list H Македонски/Macedonian (MK)mk – mkd – Македонски – Macedonian | Around 1.4 million speakers in (North) Macedonia and neighbouring countries | Language list F Malti (MT)mt – mlt – Malti – Maltese | About 500,000 native speakers in Malta | Language list J Manx (GV)gv – glv – Gaelg vanninangh – Manx | About 1000 speakers today Language list K Nederlands (NL)nl – nld – Nederlands – Dutch | Around 26 million native speakers in The Netherlands, Belgium, Surinam and some Caribbean islands | Language list B Norsk (NO)no – nor – Norsk – Norwegian | About 5.3 million speakers in Norway | Language list I Northern Sámi (SE)se – sme – Davvisámegiella – Northern Sami | About 20,000 speakers in Northernmost Norway, Sweden and Finland | Language list H Occitan (OC)oc – oci – Occitan | Between 1 and 4 million speakers in Southern France | Language list M Polski (PL)pl – pol – Polski – Polish | About 50 million speakers in Poland and other countries | Language list E Português (PT)pt – por – Português – Portuguese | Around 215 million speakers in Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique and other African countries | Language list D Română/Romanian (RO)ro – ron – Română – Romanian | About 24 million speakers in Romania and Moldova | Language list C Rumantsch (RM)rm – roh – Rumantsch – Romansh (Rhaeto-romance) | About 40,000 speakers in Graubünden and some other cantons (Switzerland) | Language list C Русский/Russian (RU)ru – rus – Русский – Russian | Around 150 million native speakers in Russia and post-Soviet states | Language list G Davvisámegiella (SE)se – sme – Davvisámegiella – Northern Sami | About 20,000 speakers in Northernmost Norway, Sweden and Finland | Language list H Åarjelsaemien gïele (Sma)sma – Åarjelsaemien gïele – South-Sámi | About 400 speakers in Mid-Norway and Mid-Sweden | Language list P Julevsámegiella (Smj)smj – Julevsámegiella – Lule-Sámi | About 600 speakers in Northern Sweden and Norway | Language list P Anarâškielâ (Smn)smn – Anarâškielâ or Aanaarsämikielâ – Inari Sámi | About 300 speakers around Inari ( Northern Finland) | Language list Q Sääʹmǩiõll (Sms)sms – Sääʹmǩiõll or Nuõrttsääʹmǩiõll – Skolt Sámi | About 300 speakers in Northern Finland and neighbouring Russia | Language list Q Slovenský/Slovak (SK)sk – slk – Slovenský – Slovak | About 5.0 million native speakers in Slovakia and neighbouring countries | Language list E Slovenščina/Slovenian (SL)sl – slv – Slovenščina – Slovene, Slovenian | Around 2.5 million speakers in Slovenia and elsewhere | Language list E Shqip (SQ)sq – sqi – Shqip – Albanian | About 7 million speakers in Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia and some of the neighbouring and the diaspora | Language list J Spanish (ES)es – spa – Español or Castellano – Spanish | About 500 million speakers, in Spain, Middle and South American countries and in some regions in Asia and Africa | Language list D Srpski (SR)sr – srp – Srpski/Српски – Serbian | About 12 million speakers in Serbia, Bosnia Hercegovina, Montenegro and neighbouring countries | Language list F Suomen (FI)fi – fin – Suomen – Finnish | Nearly 6 million speakers, in Finland and some of the neighbouring countries | Language list H Svenska (SV)sv – swe – Svenska – Swedish | Around 10 million speakers in Sweden, Finland and some other neighbouring countries | Language list I Türkçe (TR)tr – tur – Türkçe – Turkish | About 80 million speakers, in Turkey and some neighbouring countries | Language list G Українська/Ukrainian (UK)uk – ukr – Українська – Ukrainian | About 40 million speakers in Ukraine, Russia and some other East European countries | Language list G Welsh (CY)cy – cym – Cymraeg – Welsh | Roughly 600,000 speakers, in Wales (GB), and some in England | Language List A.
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