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    8. Nux_05 on

      What the f*ck is this map even about? Because the most spoken second language in Hungary – and I assume, everywhere at this point – is english.

    11. imotskimiki on

      Serbo croatian is not official language, doesnt exist officially anywhere.

    13. HuanFranThe1st on

      “Serbo-croatian” is not a real language. It’s either Croatian or Serbian.

      Gotta love the downvotes, because surely, I, from Croatia, know nothing of my native language, but the enlightened westerners sure do, as always. Fucking cunts.

    14. Stahanowetz on

      No way it’s Ukrainian in Poland/CR. Most of Ukrainians living abroad speak Russian as first language, and also considering Rus/Belorus population there, I think russian is the second most spoken one.

    16. Late_Problem7173 on

      i had a similar experience when traveling through the balkans, language felt like a bridge

    19. Late_Problem7173 on

      didn’t expect Hungarian in Slovakia, is that a historical influence?

    21. rpsls on

      Switzerland’s second most common official national language is the second most-spoken language in the country? Truly insightful.

    23. Sure_Sundae2709 on

      Turkish isn’t the second most spoken language in Germany. Even if we narrow it down to only native speakers. The second most spoken native language in Germany is most likely Russian by a good margin.

    24. missronyschnee on

      I doubt Romani is more widely spoken than German in Hungary. Most Lovara Roma are very assimilated and only speak a few sentances and other groups don’t speak Romanes (romugri and beás).

    27. panzerkomraden on

      The vast majority of refugees are from Eastern Ukraine. I was living in the same dorm which was a temporary rwfugee center and haven’t heard a word in ukrainian language, this map could be wrong…

    30. Count_of_Borsod on

      The second most natively spoken language in Hungary is German. A very few gypsies speak Romani nowdays (which I think is kinda sad, minority languages should be preseved)

    31. Electrical_Art_4196 on

      Upvote because using the term central Europe with the correct map of central Europe.

    33. bobolgob on

      Slovenia, Poland and Slovakia being included into Central europe is thwir wettest dream 🤣

    34. LiterallyFirst on

      Second most spoken first language? I believe english would be the second everywhere otherwise. Also hungary is definitely not romani. While there are still some roma people who can speak it, hungarian is definitely their first language, so it would probably be ukrainian, german or romanian.

    37. eswagson on

      How do you classify this so it isn’t just English? I’d imagine English is the *actual* answer if we just go by “number of inhabitants who can speak the language” but this map is more interesting

    40. confidentlyfish on

      „Georgian maps“
      >Look inside
      >Shows Georgia still occupying Abkhazia and South Ossetia

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