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Albanian Balto-Slavic Celtic Germanic Greek Indo-Iranian Romance Northeast Northwest Altaic Semitic Mongolian Turkic Afro-Asiatic Uralic Caucasian Indo-European Major Language Families Language Finno-Ugric Samoyed Other Basque Uninhabited Welsh Portuguese Spanish Galician Basque French French Catalan Catalan Valencian Icelandic English Irish Welsh Sardinian Italian Greek Greek Maltese German Dutch Polish Czech Hungarian Romanian Turkish Bulgarian Ukrainian Belorussian Russian Russian Russian Russian Slovak Slovene Danish Faeroese Norwegian Swedish Finnish Komi Sami Sami Karelian Tatar Lak Avar Estonian Udmurt Ossetic Mari Nenets Bashkir Kalmyk Adyghe Latvian Lithuanian North Frisian Western Frisian East Frisian Sorbian Scots Gaelic Proven¸cal French Macedonian Albanian Serbian Croatian Friulian Moldovan Breton Ladin DOMINANT LANGUAGES OF EUROPE 0 mi 0 km 400 400 www.education.nationalgeographic.com © 2012 National Geographic Society Date Name

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Page 1: DOMINANT LANGUAGES OF EUROPE

AlbanianBalto-SlavicCelticGermanicGreekIndo-IranianRomance

NortheastNorthwest

AltaicSemitic

MongolianTurkic

Afro-Asiatic Uralic

Caucasian

Indo-European

Major Language Families

Language

Finno-UgricSamoyed

OtherBasque

Uninhabited

Welsh

Portuguese Spanish

Galician

Basque

French

French

Catalan

Catalan

Valencian

Icelandic

EnglishIrish

Welsh

Sardinian

Italian

Greek

GreekMaltese

German

Dutch Polish

Czech

Hungarian

Romanian

Turkish

Bulgarian

Ukrainian

Belorussian

Russian

Russian

Russian

Russian

Slovak

Slovene

Danish

Faeroese

Norwegian

Swedish Finnish

Komi

SamiSami

Karelian

Tatar

Lak

Avar

Estonian

Udmurt

Ossetic

Mari

Nenets

Bashkir

Kalmyk

Adyghe

Latvian

LithuanianNorthFrisian

Western Frisian East

Frisian

Sorbian

Scots Gaelic

Proven¸calFrench

Macedonian

Albanian

Serbian

CroatianFriulian

Moldovan

Breton

Ladin

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