Popular languages

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Human languages by total number of speakers.

international

International languages. [1]

  1. English (1.457G)
  2. Chinese (1.390G)
  3. Mandarin Chinese (1.184G)
  4. Spanish (636M)
  5. Hindi (610M)
  6. Arabic (481M)
  7. Fusha Arabic (335M)
  8. French (312M)
  9. Malay (287.5)
  10. Bengali (284M)
  11. Portuguese (267M)
  12. Indonesian Malay (252M)
  13. Urdu (246M)
  14. Russian (210M)
  15. German (177.5M)
  16. Persian (127M)
  17. Japanese (123M)
  18. Nigerian (120.7M)
  19. Egyptian Arabic (119M)
  20. Lahnda (118M)
  21. Marathi (99M)
  22. Swahili (97.3M)
  23. Vietnamese (97M)
  24. Telugu (96M)
  25. Hausa (94M)
  26. Turkish (91M)
  27. Tagalog (87M)
  28. Tamil (86M)
  29. Italian (85M)
  30. Yue Chinese (85M)
  31. Filipino Tagalog (83M)
  32. Iranian Persian (83M)
  33. Wu Chinese (83M)
  34. Korean (81M)
  35. Thai (71M)
  36. Javanese (68M)
  37. Gujarati (62M)
  38. Amharic (60M)
  39. Levantine Arabic (60M)
  40. Kannada (59M)

USA

United States American (USA) languages. [2]

  1. English (245.69M)
  2. Spanish (42.03M)
  3. Chinese (3.40M)
  4. Tagalog (1.71M)
  5. Vietnamese (1.52M)
  6. Arabic (1.39M)
  7. French (1.18M)
  8. Korean (1.07M)
  9. Russian (1.04M)
  10. Portuguese (937k)
  11. Haitian (895k)
  12. Hindi (865k)
  13. German (857k)

references

  1. ↑ Wikipedia: "Popular Languages"
  2. ↑ Wikipedia: "USA Languages (Most Common Languages)"
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