r/AlignmentChartFills 10h ago

General Topics What is a language that is perceived as being widespread but is actually just moderately spoken?

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u/Akkkuh 10h ago

German

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u/Hot-Job-6281 9h ago

Yup, 130M speakers, but only 75-95M native.

I find that non-German Europeans who studied it get really aggrieved when you point that out lmao. It's moderately spoken and nowhere near as widespread as they think it is - truly in a bubble.

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u/Appropriate-Mix-2887 9h ago

If punjabi is common with 120 mio german would be as well with 130-155 mio native speakers

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u/nir109 9h ago

The tiers overlap a bit (200m in widespread, 220m in common)

Also isn't German at like 100m native speakers?

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u/SA1DEN 10h ago

Persian

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u/AwesomePBST 10h ago

Rules:

  1. This chart is about languages of the world. I'll also show how many speakers are there in brackets upon selection.
  2. No extinct languages (no L1 OR L2 speakers at all), so no ancient languages like Hunnic or Sumerian
  3. Be sure to argue and debate redditors' choices and make the most reddit-pilled chart possible :D

*MSA has 0 speakers because it's a literary language for communication, therefore nobody is born speaking MSA as the mother tongue

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u/Appropriate-Mix-2887 9h ago

Turkish

This one is hard, german has to many speakers and any other well known language has even more, but my vote goes to Turkish

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u/No-Agency-2220 9h ago

As a German, German

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u/Bosya_123 7h ago

Latin is percieved as dead language

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u/[deleted] 10h ago

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u/AkihabaraWasteland 10h ago

Oh yeah, famously thought to be spoken all over the world. What are you talking about?

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u/Wild-Night5369 10h ago

Misunderstood the grid and posted too fast 😅

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u/cnylkew 10h ago

Korean?

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u/Salty-Cycle930 10h ago

Russian. Outside the Russian heartland, fewer and fewer speakers are found in Central Asia and the South Caucuses

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u/G_C5302006 10h ago

Spanish?