Like 500 people speak mirandese in portugal…
This is not a good map
Imagine native language being second most popular language in your own country. Bruh.
Goddammit lol
What on earth is this map, Mirandese? You mean the language spoken by like 10k people? There’s literally more Romanians in Portugal than there are people who speak Mirandese. Even if you don’t want to include immigration and only those born in Portugal then you’d still have English/French/Spanish etc.
A question for Czechs: how distinct is Slovak from Czech? Can you understand each other?
Language groups:
blue = Indo-European language
blue/green = Turkic language
red = Finno-Ugric language
I was three times for business in Poland this year and probably met the dozen or so Polish who speak English
A: No source
B: No context
This is possibly the worst map I’ve ever seen:
1. Data clearly wrong but not wrong enough to be funny
2. No source info
3. Colouring is just random?
4. No info on methodology
Hungarian: Clearly it must be colored red.
Apparently everyone think they’re graphic designers or something and make these shitty maps
I know one thing for sure if you see a truck with Bulgarian registration beginning with E in Germany there’s 90% chance the driver is Greek
Yeah no, I’m quite sure that English would be the second most spoken language in Germany.
LOL, this whole map should be english, except for uk and ireland. Who sourced this?
Definitely not true for Ireland. First, while those who possess knowledge of Irish outnumber all other language groups in Ireland, the second most *spoken* language is actually Polish. Second, the language is Irish, not Gaelic. There are three Gaelic languages: Irish, Manx and Scottish Gaelic. Labeling the Irish language by its family while all other languages get individual treatments seems a bit odd, to me.
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Ireland is Gaelige or just Irish
Title must be wrong. Looks more like “Most spoken second language in *each country* in Europe”
Wait, hold up. The _second_ most spoken language in Belarus… is _Belarusian_ ?
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German, anyone?
Like 500 people speak mirandese in portugal…
This is not a good map
Imagine native language being second most popular language in your own country. Bruh.
Goddammit lol
What on earth is this map, Mirandese? You mean the language spoken by like 10k people? There’s literally more Romanians in Portugal than there are people who speak Mirandese. Even if you don’t want to include immigration and only those born in Portugal then you’d still have English/French/Spanish etc.
A question for Czechs: how distinct is Slovak from Czech? Can you understand each other?
Language groups:
blue = Indo-European language
blue/green = Turkic language
red = Finno-Ugric language
I was three times for business in Poland this year and probably met the dozen or so Polish who speak English
A: No source
B: No context
This is possibly the worst map I’ve ever seen:
1. Data clearly wrong but not wrong enough to be funny
2. No source info
3. Colouring is just random?
4. No info on methodology
Hungarian: Clearly it must be colored red.
Apparently everyone think they’re graphic designers or something and make these shitty maps
I know one thing for sure if you see a truck with Bulgarian registration beginning with E in Germany there’s 90% chance the driver is Greek
Yeah no, I’m quite sure that English would be the second most spoken language in Germany.
LOL, this whole map should be english, except for uk and ireland. Who sourced this?
Definitely not true for Ireland. First, while those who possess knowledge of Irish outnumber all other language groups in Ireland, the second most *spoken* language is actually Polish. Second, the language is Irish, not Gaelic. There are three Gaelic languages: Irish, Manx and Scottish Gaelic. Labeling the Irish language by its family while all other languages get individual treatments seems a bit odd, to me.
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Ireland is Gaelige or just Irish
Title must be wrong. Looks more like “Most spoken second language in *each country* in Europe”
Wait, hold up. The _second_ most spoken language in Belarus… is _Belarusian_ ?
LOL. Kaliningrad Oblast sunk 🙂