What language is spoken the most in countries?

Lists

What is an example of a minority language?

In the most straightforward sense, a minority language is simply one spoken by less than 50 percent of a population in a given region, state or country. To cite one of the most obvious examples, Spanish is a majority language in a number of countries but a minority language in the United States overall.

What are minority languages?

What is Minority Language

• A language spoken on the territory of a national state without being that state’s first or official language.
• A language that is spoken by a minority of the population of a country.
• A minority language is the language that a minority of the people use in a population.

What is the first most spoken language in the world?

English
Which Languages Have the Most Speakers?

What makes a language a minority language?

Officially, a minority language is one that’s spoken by a minority of people within a given country or territory. For myself, I have come to think of a “minority” language as one that is spoken by a small group of people in a limited geographical area.

Is there something cool about indigenous languages?

But there’s something cool about indigenous languages, and minority languages. The world is becoming more globalized, and increasingly cultures are becoming more homogeneous.

What is the relationship between language and culture?

The people, collectively, have a certain personality which is reflected in their language. Even the metaphors that are used in a given language speak to what is valued in the culture. For example, in the United States, monetary wealth is highly valued.