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Click on any language to learn it. This is an interactive map of 7,268 languages of the world, including 6,924 living languages, 105 historic languages, 220 extinct languages, and 5 constructed languages. Legend. Circle sizes correspond to speaker populations. Circles are colour-coded by language families. Tap on any language label to learn the ...
The diagram is English-centric — not because English has any unique place in the Indo-European family, but because it’s the subject I teach. I’ve grossly oversimplified everywhere. In the interest of readability, I’ve left out dozens of languages, including the entire Tocharian and Dacian families, the Plattdeutsch languages, and so on.
13 de nov. de 2019 · Updated the document English Language requirement: family members. 15 November 2019. Amended details section and title of document description. 13 November 2019. First published.
English belongs to the Anglo-Frisian branch of the Germanic language family. It is related to Scots, Dutch, Frisian and other Germanic languages. It has a significant amount of vocabulary from Old Norse, Norman French, Latin and Greek, and loanwords from many other languages.
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The classification of languages into families has not been uncontroversial, especially when mega-family relationships between two entire families are proposed. The two opposite positions regarding such proposals are: 1. The clumpers (who tend to favor clumping many languages into few families) 2. The splitters (who will only concede ...
This infographic from Minna Sundberg shows the Indo-European and Uralic language families. English is a member of the Indo-European language family. We can say that English is in the Anglo-Frisian sub-branch of the West Germanic branch of Indo-European. This family includes many languages, from Greek in Greece, to Punjabi in Pakistan and India ...
