The most commonly used terminology the world - Did you know there are about 6900 dialects in the globe, according to SIL International's Ethnologue? Of the many dialects, only some of which joined the record of the most commonly used.
However, we must identify between the record of "language that is commonly used as a whole" and a record of "languages spoken by local sound system." So for the local classification, do not be amazed if more than a Javanese Indonesian itself.
Here's the record according Nationalencyklopedin:
- Mandarin is used by 955 thousand individuals, roughly 14.1% of the population
- Spanish language is used by 407 thousand individuals, about 5.85% of the population
- British is used by 359 thousand individuals, about 5.52% populasidunia
- Hindi is used by roughly 4.46% of the population
- Persia is used by roughly 4.23% of the population
- Colonial used by roughly 3.08% of the population
- Arabic used by roughly 3.05% of the population
- European is used by roughly 2.42% of the population
- Japoneses used by roughly 1.92% of the population
- Punjabi is used by roughly 1.44% of the population
- In german used by roughly 1.39% of the population
- JAVANESE used by roughly 1.25% of the population
- Wu used by roughly 1.20% of the inhabitants. Wu terminology used in Shanghai, China suppliers.
- MALAY / INDONESIAN used by roughly 1.16% of the inhabitants.
While the classification "Used the count of" following list:
- China conventional used by 1.151 billion dollars people
- British is used by 1 billion dollars people
- Spanish language is used by 500 thousand people
- Hindi is used by 490 thousand people
- European is used by 277 thousand people
- Persia is used by 255 thousand people
- Colonial is used by 240 thousand people
- Arabic is used by 215 thousand people
- Portugal used by 200 thousand people
- Malay / Indonesian is used by 175 thousand people
Why Malay / Indonesian is not similar to the inhabitants of 250 thousand, in addition to the included protection of the Malay terminology in nearby nations (Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei)? The hypothesis: individuals in non-urban places have all the Indonesian terminology in everyday discussion.
From the record above, we can see just how big a part Mandarin than British / British. Lastly, the more individuals who understand this terminology. In some Africa nations that had joined the cities of Portugal, now more and more are selecting to understand Mandarin, not the Portugal terminology itself.
