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Speaker count band groups language families by roughly how many people speak a language from that family. Wikipedia notes that "over 3.4 billion people (42% of the global population) speak an Indo-European language as a first language," by far the largest total of any family. This dimension lets a visitor compare families of similar overall reach.

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Amarizana language

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Anatolian

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Anauyá language

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Ancient Macedonian

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Ancient South Arabian

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Andoa language

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Apolista language

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Aquitanian language

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Aroaqui language

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Aruã language

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Aushiri language

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Avane language

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Betoi Language

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Cahuarano language

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Camunic

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Canamaré language

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Canari-Puruha

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Canichana

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Caquetío language

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Cararí language

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Carian

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Central Alacaluf language

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Chimakuan

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Chimariko

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Chimuan languages

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Chonan

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Chono

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Chumashan

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Coahuiltecan

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Coahuilteco

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Comecrudan

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Continental Celtic

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Coosan

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Cotoname

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Culle

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Culli

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East Germanic

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East Semitic

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Eastern Tasmanian

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Elamite

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Esmeraldéño

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Esselen

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Favorlang

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Giimbiyu

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Guaicaro language

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Guamo language

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Guarú language

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Guinau language

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Gule

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Gununa Kune

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Hittite

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Huarpean

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Hurro-Urartian

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Itonama

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Jalaa

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Jirajaran

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Jiwarli language

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Jurruru language

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Kalapuyan

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Kalkatungu language

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Kamakã languages

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Kariaí language

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Kunza

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Kuril Ainu language

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Kustenau language

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Lemnian language

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Lepontic

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Luwian

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Lycian

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Lydian

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Mainatari language

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Maipure language

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Manao language

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Mandahuaca language

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Manguean languages

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Marawá language

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Marawan language

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Marrku-Wurrugu

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Martuthunira language

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Mayabic languages

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Mepuri language

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Mochica

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Morique language

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Mpra

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Munichi

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Mure language

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Nhuwala language

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Northeastern Tasmanian

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Northern Tasmanian

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Ohio Valley Siouan languages

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Ohlone languages

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Oscan

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Otomakoan

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Palaic

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Palaihnihan

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Paleo-Laplandic languages

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Parawana language

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Payagua

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Pinikura language

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Pumpokolic languages

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Sakhalin Ainu language

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Salinan

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Saraveca language

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Scythian

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Shastan

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Shebayo language

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Solano language

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South Picene language

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Sumerian

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Taíno language

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Tallán language

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Tasmanian

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Tocharian

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Tonkawa

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Tyrsenian

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Umbugarla

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Urequena language

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Wainumá-Mariaté language

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Waraikú language

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Warrongo language

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West Baltic

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Western Tasmanian

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Weyto language

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Wiriná language

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Wiyot language

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Yana

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Yangkaal language

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Yavitero language

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Yukian Languages

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Yuki-Wappo

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Yumana language

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Yurok language

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Yurumanguí

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Záparo language

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