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Natural Languages by J&P NoBoS Travel Services

(Natural languages, used by people in speech and text. For computer programming, see Languages, Programming.)

All links below are to wikipedia articles unless otherwise noted.

The list below is only a very, very, small portion of the 7,117 living human languages [wikipedia] and focuses on showing the dependencies of primarily the following languages

 

  1. Indo-European languages – the largest top-level classification in regards to people speaking, some 3.2 billion, of the whole world’ s some 7.7 billion, 2019sh)
    1. Celtic_languages
      1. Irish
      2. Welsh
      3. Breton, 4. Scottish Gaelic, 5. Cornish, 6.Manx
    2. Germanic languages
      1. North Germanic languages
        The following are the only three in this group of continental d

        1. Danish
        2. Norwegian
        3. Swedish, official language in:
          1. Sweden [J&P]
          2. Finland [J&P], smaller part of population (<10%)
          3. Åland Islands (Swedish-only even if a region part of Finland)
      2. West Germanic languages
        1. English
        2. German
        3. Dutch
      3. East Germanic languages (group of extinct languages)
    3. Hellenic languages – Greek
    4. Italic languages
      1. Romance_languages (Latin languages)
        “The five most widely spoken Romance languages by number of native speakers are”

        1. Spanish (480 million),
        2. Portuguese (270 million),
        3. French (77 million),
        4. Italian (65 million), and
        5. Romanian (24 million)”
      2. .. see Italic languages for more subcategories ..
    5. .. see Indo-European languages for more subcategories ..
  2. Uralic languages (‘a language family of 38[2] languages spoken by approximately 25 million people’, 2020)
    1. FO Baltic-Finnic, Finnic languages (‘around 7 million speakers who live mainly in Finland and Estonia’, 2020)
      1. Northern Finnic
        1. Finnish (FO1)
        2. Karelian (FO2)
        3. Estonian (FO5)
        4. Livonian (FO7)
    2. FS Sami languages
    3. FU Ugric
    4. FP Finno-Permic
    5. FW FInno-Volgaic
    6. see Uralic languages for more subcategories ..
  3. .. see List of language families for more families .. incl. Hungarian