language
particular system of communication, often named for the region or peoples that use it
Levantine Arabic
Arabic variety spoken in the Levant
Alemannic
group of dialects of the Upper German branch of the Germanic language family
Pomeranian
language
foreign language
non-native language
signed language
linguistic grouping composed of sign languages, signal languages, and manually-coded languages
Cham
Malayo-Polynesian language spoken in Vietnam and Cambodia
Franc-Comtois
romance language of France and Switzerland
Pictish
extinct language spoken by the Picts
Oneida
language
Zan Gula
language
vernacular
common speech variety of a specific population
Contemporary Latin
form of the Latin language used since the 19th century
Guianan Creole
French-based creole from French Guiana
Laurentian
language
Finnish Kalo
language
Bara
Western Malagasy language
daughter language
language considered as derived from another (parent)
Solano
extinct language
Bena
Bantu language
Vedda
language of the Vedda people
Yi
language
Awa Pit
language
Northern Altai
several tribal Turkic dialects/languages spoken in Siberian Altai region
Kaingang
language of Kaingang people
Bima
Austronesian language spoken in Indonesia
Alas
Batak language spoken by the Alas ethnic group
Biga
language
Bila
language
Buol
language
Zia
language
Spanish Sign Language
sign language used mainly by deaf people in Spain
Gone Dau
East Fijian language
Natchez
language, now extinct
Algerian Sign Language
deaf sign language of Algeria
Swahili
language with code "swh", official variety of swahili
Mal
Mon–Khmer language
Abadi
language
Southern Mongolian
language
Mota
language
Nez Perce
Sahaptian language spoken in the Northwestern United States
Southern Pomo
language
Sanga
Bantu language
Donga
language
Rama
Language
Karo
language
Ambo
Tivoid language of Nigeria
Southern Sama
language spoken in Taw-Tawi, Philippines
Angor
language
Tachi Yokuts
Southern Valley Yokuts dialect of California