Ethnologue: Languages of the world

1993 Johnstone Adamawa Adamawa-Ubangi Afro-Asiatic Arabic Atlantic-Congo Austronesian Bantoid Benue-Congo Bible portions Bilingual level estimates bilingual proficiency Bilingualism Bilingualism in English Bilingualism in Spanish border Cameroon census Central Malayo-Polynesian Central-Eastern Chadic Christian coast Congo Creole Dialects Dictionary District East Eastern estimates for Spanish ethnic group French Grammar Hausa Indo-Aryan Indo-European Indo-Iranian inherently intelligible Investigation needed Island lexical similarity Literacy rate main entry Maipuran MIXTECO mother tongue speakers Mountain slope Muslim Narrow Bantu Nearly extinct Niger Niger-Congo Nigeria Nilo-Saharan North central northeast Northern Northwest number of languages Oaxaca Oto-Manguean Peasant agriculturalists Population total Pradesh Prefecture proficiency in Hausa rate in second River Scheduled Tribe second language separate language sign language Sino-Tibetan South southeast Southeastern Southern Southwest speak spoken Subprefecture Sudan Sulawesi Swahili Tibeto-Burman total all countries total both countries Traditional religion Trans-New Guinea Tribe in India Ubangi Unclassified villages Voegelin Volta-Congo Western Malayo-Polynesian ZAPOTECO