Statistics: A list of languages on aesthetics.

The dead language, an ancient Germanic script used around the 2nd century AD until the late Middle Ages. It was used for Germanic languages, but is now out of use.

There are about 30 million native speakers, the official language of Laos. It belongs to the Thai language family and uses its own writing. It is close to Thai, but has differences in vocabulary and writing.

about 6 million native speakers, the official language of Armenia. It belongs to the Indo-European family and forms a separate branch. It uses a unique alphabet created by Mesrop Mashtots in 405.

about 4 million native speakers, the official language of Georgia. It belongs to the Kartvelian family and uses the unique Mkhedruli alphabet. It has a complex system of consonants and an agglutinative structure.

about 24 million native speakers, the official language of Romania and Moldova. It belongs to the Romance languages, but contains Slavic borrowings. The only Romance language with a definite article in postposition.

about 13 million native speakers, the official language of Greece and Cyprus. One of the oldest Indo-European languages with a continuous written tradition of over 3,000 years. Uses the Greek alphabet

There are about 85 million speakers, of which about 65 million are native speakers. The official language of Italy, Switzerland, San Marino, and the Vatican. It belongs to the Romance languages and is considered one of the most musical languages.

There are about 396 million speakers in the world, the official language of France, Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, and many African countries. It belongs to the Romance languages, one of the working languages of the United Nations.

About 227.9 million native speakers, the official language of Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique and other countries. It belongs to the Romance languages and uses the Latin alphabet with diacritics.

There are about 100 million native speakers, the official language of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein. It belongs to the West Germanic languages.

There are about 520 million native speakers, the second largest native language in the world after Chinese. The official language of 20 countries, including Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia.

There are about 360 million native speakers, with 1.35 billion people owning it to one degree or another. It is the most widely spoken international language, the official language of 53 countries.,

There are about 255 million native speakers in the world, one of the most widely spoken languages in Europe and the most widely spoken Slavic language. The official language of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, etc.

There are about 80 million native speakers, the largest Austronesian language in terms of the number of speakers. The official language of Indonesia has its own letter (Javanese), but the Latin alphabet is more often used.

a dead language, the East German language. Bishop Ulfila created a written language in the 4th century to translate the Bible. Disappeared in the Middle Ages, the last records are from the 16th century in Crimea.

About 62 million native speakers, the official language of Iran, Afghanistan (Dari), Tajikistan (Tajik). It belongs to the Iranian branch of the Indo-European family, written from right to left

About 77 million native speakers, the official language of South and North Korea. It uses the unique hangul writing system, created in the 15th century by King Sejong. It belongs to the Korean language family

about 128 million native speakers, the official language of Japan. Writing combines kanji (Chinese characters), hiragana and katakana. It belongs to the Japanese-Ryukyu family

There are about 898 million native speakers, the language with the largest number of speakers in the world. It belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family and includes many dialects (Mandarin, Cantonese, Wu, etc.).

Latvian is the official language of Latvia, with about 1.5 million native speakers. Baltic group, Latin alphabet with diacritics.

about 3 million native speakers, the official language of Lithuania. The Baltic group has preserved archaic Indo-European features.

about 9 million native speakers, the official language of Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina. South Slavic group, Cyrillic and Latin alphabet.

about 9 million native speakers, the official language of Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina. South Slavic group, Cyrillic and Latin alphabet.

about 1.1 million native speakers, the official language of Estonia. Finno-Ugric family, agglutinative system, 14 cases.

about 35 million native speakers, the official language of Uzbekistan. The Turkic family has been switching to the Latin alphabet (formerly Cyrillic) since the 1990s.

about 10 million native speakers, the official language of the Czech Republic. It belongs to the West Slavic languages, uses the Latin alphabet with diacritics (č, ř, ž, ů). He is known for his complex declension system and unique pronunciation sound.

About 84 million native speakers, the official language of Vietnam. It belongs to the Austroasiatic family and uses the Latin alphabet with many diacritical marks.

about 45 million speakers, the official language of Ukraine. It belongs to the East Slavic languages and uses the Cyrillic alphabet with additional letters (ї, i, є, ґ).

There are about 70 million speakers, the official language of Thailand. It belongs to the Thai language family and uses its own letter with tonal signs (5 tones).

about 4 million native speakers, the official language of Morocco. Belongs to the Berber branch of the Afrasian family, uses the letter Tifinagh.

The dead language gradually disappeared after the second century A.D. It was replaced by Coptic, then Arabic. Writing included hieroglyphs, hieratics, and demotics.

The dead language, as spoken, became extinct at the end of the third millennium BC. e. It was preserved in written form for about two thousand years as the language of religion and science.

The dead language, the official letter of the Achaemenid Empire. The key inscription is the Behistun inscription (circa 521 BC). It was deciphered in the 19th century.

There are about 16 million native speakers, the official language of Cambodia. Belongs to the Austroasiatic family, uses its own letter. It is not tonal, unlike many neighboring languages.

There are about 22 million native speakers, the official language of Ethiopia. It belongs to the Semitic family and uses the Geez (Fidel) script. Semitic is the second most widely spoken language after Arabic.

about 5 million native speakers, the traditional Mongolian vertical script. It is used in Mongolia and Inner Mongolia (China). In Mongolia, the Cyrillic alphabet is used in parallel.

About 17 million native speakers, the official language of Nepal. It belongs to the Indo-Aryan branch and uses the Devanagari script. It is close to Hindi, but it has its own peculiarities.

There are about 33 million native speakers, the official language of Myanmar. It belongs to the Tibeto-Burman language family and uses the letter Myanmar. A tonal language with four tones.

There are about 95 million native speakers, one of the official languages of India. Belongs to the Dravidian family, uses the Telugu script. It is the third most widely spoken language in India.

There are about 30 million speakers, the official language of Azerbaijan. It belongs to the Turkic language family and uses the Latin alphabet (formerly Cyrillic and Arabic). It is close to Turkish.

about 13 million native speakers, the official language of Kazakhstan. It belongs to the Turkic language family, and since 2023 it has been switching to the Latin alphabet (formerly Cyrillic). The agglutinative structure and harmony of vowels are characteristic.

There are about 80 million native speakers, the official language of Turkey and Northern Cyprus. It belongs to the Turkic language family, and has been using the Latin alphabet since 1928 (previously the Arabic script).

About 609 million people understand one of the official languages of India. It belongs to the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European family, uses the letter Devanagari.

A universal fictional artificial language created by Canadian linguist and translator Sonya Lang in 2001. The name translates as "the language of goodness"

about 600,000 native speakers, the language of Ashkenazi Jews. It belongs to the Germanic group, written language based on the Hebrew alphabet. Before the Holocaust , there were about 11 million speakers.

about 9 million speakers, 5 million native speakers. The official language of Israel, the only successful example of a complete revival of the language. Belongs to the Semitic family, writing from right to left

About 313 million native speakers, the official language of 22 countries, one of the six working languages of the United Nations. It belongs to the Semitic language family, written from right to left.