Question: Name one country where Mam, Boiken, or Parkari Koli were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mexico
Pakistan
Guatemala
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Southwestern Tarahumara, Nambya, or Nokuku were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Western Krahn, Berom, or Cotabato Manobo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ibu, Koromfe, or Shubi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Saʽidi Arabic, Ronga, or Boiken were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mozambique
Egypt
South Africa
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Maasai, Gudang, or Hote were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Kenya
Papua New Guinea
Tanzania
Australia


Question: Name one country where Tswa, Cabécar, or Ponosakan were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mozambique
Zimbabwe
Indonesia
Costa Rica


Question: Name one country where Waama, Afitti, or Bishnupriya Manipuri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Berta, Foma, or Sundanese were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Ethiopia
Sudan


Question: Name one country where Kavalan, Ndo, or Oro Win were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Taiwan
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Angami, Yolŋu Sign Language, or Ngangam were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bassari, Kalenjin, or Bongo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Koho, Arabana, or Manga Kanuri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Awa, Guerrero Amuzgo, or Nuer were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mexico
Ethiopia
South Sudan
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Wixarika, Daba, or Gudang were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Eastern Cham, Ponosakan, or Zaghawa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kaike, Bulo Stieng, or Sukurum were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Uduk, Umbugarla, or Sabanês were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kalabari, Gallurese, or Mashi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Saek, Ngaju, or Walloon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Sukurum, Romano-Greek, or Byangsi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Rerep, Hote, or Desano were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Vanuatu
Colombia
Brazil
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Mvuba, Koch, or Purum were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Bangladesh
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Migani, Makwe, or Chami were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bangi, Kalto, or Boon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Republic of the Congo
India
Somalia


Question: Name one country where Cochimí, Pankararú, or Tangsa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yidiny, Mashi, or Bodo Parja were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bankon, Ngambay, or Wan were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Makuri, Kalabari, or Awa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mbat, Enga, or Humburi Senni were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Burkina Faso
Nigeria
Mali
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Lhowa, Kalanga, or Hukumina were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gahri, Dogul Dogon, or Meitei were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Adele, Gungu, or Tammari were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Manggarai, Aguna, or Narungga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gonja, Mon, or Degema were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Wan, Tai Loi, or Vincentian Creole were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ivory Coast
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Laos
Myanmar


Question: Name one country where Hanga, Mid Grand Valley Dani, or Murui Huitoto were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Murui Huitoto, Ikwerre, or Norwegian were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ghomara, Bunak, or Tunni were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Meax, Boko, or Sarasira were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Benin
Indonesia
Nigeria
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Amahuaca, Campalagian, or Yimas were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yaqui, Bata, or Chamacoco were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Zaghawa, Itene, or Jamaican English were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Southwestern Dinka, Jamaican English, or Mamvu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Jamaica
South Sudan
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Masalit, Aneityum, or Kupang Malay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Anuak, Belait, or Mozabite were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pangkhu, Ibu, or Burmbar were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Achuar, Eastern Cham, or Kachama-Ganjule were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Marma, Nii, or Rohingya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Papua New Guinea
India
Bangladesh


Question: Name one country where Nguồn, Hanga, or Siona were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Sabanês, Acehnese, or Bannoni were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Papua New Guinea
Malaysia
Indonesia


Question: Name one country where Kanayatn, Ngadha, or Konjo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Malaysia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Dura, Mam, or Hmar were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pökoot, Hoava, or Isthmus Zapotec were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Santa Ana de Tusi Pasco Quechua, Pare, or Mara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Aneityum, Ye'kuana, or Kayeli were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ekoi, Lewotobi, or Yaqui were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Fur, Nguồn, or Canichana were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ogbia, Bembe, or Walloon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Belgium
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nigeria
Tanzania


Question: Name one country where Bongo, Sarasira, or Eastern Pwo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Thailand
South Sudan
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Dusun Malang, East Penan, or Nii were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Malaysia
Indonesia
Brunei
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Tboli, Sila, or Bribri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Attié, Pende, or Secoya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ivory Coast
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ecuador
Peru


Question: Name one country where Mankon, Seki, or Zialo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gule, Cubeo, or Norwegian were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Wapishana, Southern Bontok, or Aghu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Standard French, Lewotobi, or Desano were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Hiri Motu, Dhao, or Jeh were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Matis, Ghomara, or Dazaga-kara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gahri, Puinave, or Gungu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Uspantek, Tupuri, or Angosturas Tunebo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tunni, Daai, or Zemba were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Runga, Northern Roglai, or Gayle were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

South Africa
Chad
Central African Republic
Vietnam


Question: Name one country where Piapoco, Valpei, or Didinga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Sokoro, Standard French, or Wapishana were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lomaiviti, Northern Tukang Besi, or Bangi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Republic of the Congo
Fiji


Question: Name one country where Naasioi, Simalungun Batak, or Desano were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Colombia
Indonesia
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Ngom, Dehwari, or Adithinngithigh were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Pakistan
Republic of the Congo
Australia


Question: Name one country where Buwal, Tai Loi, or Melo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mashi, Belait, or Birjia were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Defaka, Lukpa, or Awa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Amahuaca, Majang, or Ghanaian Sign Language were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Toksiki, Ixcatec, or Catio were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Chayahuita, Bororo, or Bangi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Republic of the Congo
Peru


Question: Name one country where Kyenga, Buwal, or Oirata were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Talinga, Northwestern Dinka, or Azoyú Me'phaa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Mexico
Uganda
South Sudan


Question: Name one country where Mbay, Bororo, or Liberian Kreyol were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Chad
Central African Republic
Liberia


Question: Name one country where Yirrk-Thangalkl, Embaloh, or Teso were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Latvian, Kaonde, or Ben Tey Dogon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Latvia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Mali
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Lomaiviti, Karay-a, or Nyakyusa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Naro, Bokmål, or Attié were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Western Bru, Lomaiviti, or Karay-a were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Acehnese, Bughotu, or Godié were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ivory Coast
Malaysia
Solomon Islands
Indonesia


Question: Name one country where Rathwi Bareli, Sokoro, or Lukpa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Jarai, Tayap, or Xokleng were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Papua New Guinea
Vietnam
Cambodia


Question: Name one country where Mal Paharia, Sangil, or Pingelapese were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

India
Philippines
Federated States of Micronesia
Indonesia


Question: Name one country where Modang, Jamsai Dogon, or Sowa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ngarluma, Mam, or Koireng were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Zyphe, Pende, or Central Berawan were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Malaysia
India
Democratic Republic of the Congo


Question: Name one country where Zuruahá, Teso, or Hukumina were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Northern Alta, Phla, or Defaka were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Norwegian, Humla, or Amahuaca were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Unserdeutsch, Mvuba, or Ghari were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Solomon Islands
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Tiriyó, Berom, or Ninam were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pacoh, Mid Grand Valley Dani, or Gonja were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Finnish Sign Language, Pare, or Kalanga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Rongpo, Wamey, or Southwestern Tarahumara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Goaria, Koromfe, or Hanunó'o were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Duri, Ebrié, or Pökoot were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ten'edn, Naasioi, or Blin were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Eritrea
Malaysia
Thailand
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Itene, Bokmål, or Nalu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Aushi, Uneapa, or Sonjo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Papua New Guinea
Tanzania
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Eastern Pwo, Darkinjung, or Veluws were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pear, Makwe, or Kulere were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Biyanda-Buli, East Penan, or Bulu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cameroon
Malaysia
Central African Republic
Brunei


Question: Name one country where Southwestern Dinka, Tammari, or Aghem were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tama, Karang, or Hoava were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Jeh, Birgit, or Manda were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Humla, Nyakyusa, or Mwanga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ngadha, Ifè, or Mofu-Gudur were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tewa, Guaymí, or Naasioi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

United States
Costa Rica
Panama
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Bulu, Mpade, or Kuranko were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Piedmontese, Kulere, or Karelian were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Phu Thai, Kupang Malay, or Lewotobi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lingarak, Bulo Stieng, or Tariana were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Negeri Sembilan Malay, Kposo, or Tehit were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Cocos Malay, Standard Algerian Berber, or Yimas were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Algeria
Papua New Guinea
Malaysia
Australia


Question: Name one country where Ofayé, Daba, or Yapese were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Cameroon
Nigeria
Federated States of Micronesia


Question: Name one country where Romano-Greek, Yakoma, or Ekari were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Central African Republic
Greece


Question: Name one country where Libon Bikol, Ngiti, or Saek were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Philippines
Laos
Thailand


Question: Name one country where Guahibo, Baybay, or Vayu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Eastern Bru, Latvian, or Gunwinggu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Canela, Tanema, or Keliko were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Solomon Islands
Democratic Republic of the Congo
South Sudan


Question: Name one country where Bukusu, Uspantek, or Bankon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Beng, Zazaki, or Yakoma were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ivory Coast
Turkey
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic


Question: Name one country where Oirata, Tangsa, or Kemak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Chuj, Pelende, or Yamphu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nepal
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Mexico
Guatemala


Question: Name one country where Punu, Hote, or Bekwarra were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Nigeria
Republic of the Congo
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Ponosakan, Jeh, or Bukar Sadong were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Koromfe, Phai, or Humburi Senni were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Upper Grand Valley Dani, Berti, or Afade were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mvuba, Fataluku, or Biak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Timor-Leste
Uganda
Indonesia


Question: Name one country where Yaqui, Peve, or Tasmate were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Turoyo, Basap, or Dogul Dogon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Nzakara, Anuta, or Wixarika were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Mexico
Central African Republic
Solomon Islands


Question: Name one country where Awabakal, Sukurum, or Catio were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Colombia
Papua New Guinea
Panama
Australia


Question: Name one country where Swedish, Southern Nicobarese, or Cebaara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Arabela, Awa Pit, or Samburu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Guahibo, Nokuku, or Godié were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Sorani, Orang Seletar, or Eastern Oromo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Phuan, Oirata, or Arabela were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kposo, Dâw, or Suri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Phai, Kuria, or Hadza were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tagol, Ahanta, or Gule were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ofayé, Beng, or Yoy were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tektitek, Ocaina, or Rayón Zoque were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Sabaot, Agatu, or Malaccan Creole Malay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ndali, Mombo Dogon, or Buwal were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Dusun Malang, Tol, or Nalu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Agariya, Khumi, or Simalungun Batak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Vere, Baybay, or Solos were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cameroon
Nigeria
Philippines
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Ben Tey Dogon, Gen, or Cebaara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Somray, Enxet, or Kwambi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Nzakara, Purum, or Bughotu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Solomon Islands
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic
India


Question: Name one country where Holiya, Galoli, or Sokoro were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mal, Hill Mari, or Somray were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kukuya, Baki, or Ruund were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Vanuatu
Angola
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Republic of the Congo


Question: Name one country where Yimas, Samburu, or Mangbai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Nanti, Cocama, or Oluta Popoluca were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ipalapa Amuzgo, Máku, or Yabem were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Mexico
Venezuela
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Mru, Arabana, or Paresí were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Judeo-Iraqi Arabic, Ikpeng, or Buyu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Israel
Iraq
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Kuranko, Sha, or Kayaw were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Phla, Bribri, or Wan were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Phuan, Nanti, or Shua were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Marúbo, Ndali, or Yawuru were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pelende, Itza’, or Aghu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Belize
Guatemala


Question: Name one country where Toromono, Waama, or Luba-Kasai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Benin
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Bolivia
Angola


Question: Name one country where Lucazi, Koireng, or Bora were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Nii, Tektitek, or Yogad were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Philippines
Mexico
Guatemala
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Western Lawa, Kisamo-Matya, or Khana were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gule, Tunisian Sign Language, or Eastern Kayah were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Votic, Páez, or Musgu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Vunjo, Shiriana, or Koma were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bondoukou Kulango, Panare, or Enxet were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Glavda, Ili'uun, or Bukar Sadong were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Shua, Kasem, or Yolŋu Sign Language were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bata, Yaygir, or Dogul Dogon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mpade, Humla, or Byangsi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gungu, Pelende, or Minangkabau were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Malaysia
Uganda
Indonesia


Question: Name one country where Ndo, Orang Seletar, or Lamalera were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Malaysia
Uganda
Indonesia


Question: Name one country where Palatinate German, Mon, or Lucazi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tindi, Yanahuanca Pasco Quechua, or Ronga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bakairi, Carapana, or Wayana were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Epie, Piamatsina, or Waimahã were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bulo Stieng, Big Nambas, or Suruí do Pará were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Grass Koiari, Lugbarati, or Central Grebo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Liberia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Iranian Persian, Didinga, or Ndo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Iran
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
South Sudan


Question: Name one country where Japreria, Igala, or Mru were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mbat, Chuj, or Athpare were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Masadiit Itneg, Swedish, or Modang were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Narungga, Kabba, or Lakha were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Bhutan
Chad
Central African Republic
Australia


Question: Name one country where Piaroa, Southern Thai, or Valpei were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Karay-a, Gen, or Hukumina were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Northern Alta, Nzema, or Mombo Dogon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Nyakyusa, Santa Ana de Tusi Pasco Quechua, or Suri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tektitek, Nguồn, or Nimadi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ch’orti’, Uspantek, or Holiya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tonsawang, Jamsai Dogon, or Arta were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Vurës, Barwe, or Degema were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gumuz, Kachama-Ganjule, or Hup were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Larevat, Southern Altai, or Taa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Upper Grand Valley Dani, Lao, or Mal Paharia were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mixtepec Zapotec, Shuar, or Keliko were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Mexico
Ecuador
South Sudan


Question: Name one country where Mbere, Japreria, or Birgit were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Venezuela
Republic of the Congo
Chad


Question: Name one country where Isthmus Zapotec, Eastern Kayah, or Enxet were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Vunjo, Nambya, or Gallong were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Matu Chin, Veluws, or Wiradjuri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pemon, Olo, or Arutani were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Venezuela
Guyana
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Mintil, Lun Bawang, or Purum were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mountain Koiali, Jandai, or Gumuz were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Australia
Ethiopia
Sudan
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Oluta Popoluca, Jogi, or Wandala were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gwak, Lewo, or Karelian were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Aguano, Banggainese, or Mano were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where East Limba, Tehit, or Goaria were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Nasal, Maleng, or Bribri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tai Daeng, Grebo-Gboloo, or Gwak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ifè, Yamphu, or Guerrero Amuzgo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Didinga, Kakanda, or Ayoreo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Northwest Gbaya, Ambel, or Southern Bontok were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cameroon
Indonesia
Central African Republic
Philippines


Question: Name one country where Wadiyara, Esan, or Ngadha were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pardhi, Culina, or Northern Roglai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bororo, Gallurese, or Peve were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ngangam, Hoava, or Unua were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Southwestern Dinka, Lingarak, or Zyphe were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Harari, Nahari, or Bono were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Marma, Holiya, or Loko were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Grebo-Gboloo, Meax, or Wadiyara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Anfillo, Biatah, or Ralte were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Keliko, Lakha, or Standard French were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Bhutan
Democratic Republic of the Congo
South Sudan
France


Question: Name one country where Akhvakh, Negeri Sembilan Malay, or Tondi Songway Kiini were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kunda, Karata-Tukita, or Southern Altai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Malaysian Sign Language, Yaka, or Southern Thai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Angola
Malaysia
Thailand


Question: Name one country where Southern Bontok, Noon, or Makwe were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Sabanês, Ese Ejja, or Nar Phu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Sorani, Palatinate German, or Seimat were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Hadza, Sila, or Ghotuo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Amonap, Shawsha Wanka, or Mru were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Seimat, Yaka, or Kirikiri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Indonesia
Angola
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Majang, Yapese, or Meänkieli were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Sweden
Federated States of Micronesia
Finland
Ethiopia


Question: Name one country where Moken, Arta, or Ngarigo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Arhuaco, Monsang, or Gidar were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Galela, Suri, or Chitwania Tharu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Eastern Pwo, Tasmate, or Fataluku were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ten'edn, Makuv'a, or Bozom were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

East Timor
Malaysia
Central African Republic
Thailand


Question: Name one country where Vere, Unserdeutsch, or Narungga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cameroon
Australia
Nigeria
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Psikyɛ, Cotabato Manobo, or Itelmen were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lamalera, Panare, or Dazaga-kara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Votic, Ten'edn, or Xokleng were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Movima, Marka, or Ngiyambaa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Chayahuita, Cocama, or Nasal were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Northern Tukang Besi, Eastern Kayah, or Labu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Indonesia
Thailand
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Makuv'a, Maleng, or Achawa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Vere, Gahri, or Medny Aleut were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lala-Bisa, Yaygir, or Rayón Zoque were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mexico
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Australia
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Boghom, Ngom, or Wixarika were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mexico
Gabon
Nigeria
Republic of the Congo


Question: Name one country where Wapishana, Azoyú Me'phaa, or Karata-Tukita were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Trumai, Gurene, or Nanti were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kulere, Rana Tharu, or Eipo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Masadiit Itneg, Arabana, or Hup were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Emae, Kresh, or Ulukwumi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Piapoco, Hill Mari, or Kambaata were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Rohingya, Masadiit Itneg, or Tapirapé were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tewa, Tucano, or To’abaita were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Colombia
United States
Solomon Islands


Question: Name one country where Mpade, Harari, or Dazaga-kara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Baluan-Pam, Berta, or Koho were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tucano, Sarasira, or Megam were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Colombia
Bangladesh
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Yapese, Saho, or Santa Catarina Albarradas Zapotec were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Federated States of Micronesia
Mexico
Ethiopia
Eritrea


Question: Name one country where Thadou, Dâw, or Ch’ol were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Fataluku, Suba-Simbiti, or Kensiu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ngom, Agatu, or Terik were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Nigeria
Kenya
Republic of the Congo


Question: Name one country where Yanahuanca Pasco Quechua, Kuranko, or Oro Win were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yucuna, Tondi Songway Kiini, or Guarani were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yakoma, Tabasaran, or Hiri Motu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic
Russia
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Tooro, Tipai, or Moldovan Sign Language were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yawuru, Pankararú, or Murui Huitoto were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Cocos Malay, Basap, or Ogbia were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Massa, Gunwinggu, or Berau were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mixtepec Zapotec, Tabasaran, or Central Mnong were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Wandala, Miriwoong Sign Language, or Tasmate were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mixtepec Zapotec, Northern Ndebele, or Mountain Koiali were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Zimbabwe
Mexico
Botswana
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Ili'uun, Akateko, or Biri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Koireng, Yeyi, or Anguthimri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Aushi, Toromono, or Campalagian were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Bolivia
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Baleesi, Ogbia, or Baudo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Nuer, Baki, or Yirrk-Thangalkl were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kalabari, Bishnupriya Manipuri, or Lucazi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Korowai, Kathariya Tharu, or Khana were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pankararú, Samaritan Hebrew, or Wanano were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Colombia
State of Palestine
Israel


Question: Name one country where Romano-Greek, Ninam, or Palor were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Manyika, Budza, or Northern Alta were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mozambique
Zimbabwe
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Philippines


Question: Name one country where Southwestern Tarahumara, Hdi, or Animere were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yucuna, Massa, or Panara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Azoyú Me'phaa, Taa, or Ebrié were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Itene, Musgu, or Hanunó'o were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bassari, Foma, or Mofu-Gudur were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Guinea
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Senegal
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Mangbai, Lhowa, or Ibu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Dura, Runga, or Yabem were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nepal
Chad
Central African Republic
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Yanahuanca Pasco Quechua, Austrian German, or Aka were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic
Peru
Austria


Question: Name one country where Ntcham, Embaloh, or Makuv'a were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Baybay, Achawa, or Anuak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Colombia
Philippines
Ethiopia
South Sudan


Question: Name one country where Sila, Mid Grand Valley Dani, or Bankon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Cocos Malay, Sierra Negra Nahuatl, or Moldovan Sign Language were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Terêna, Tucano, or Bikol were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Vunjo, Jandai, or Daba were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ikpeng, Akhvakh, or Pende were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Russia
Azerbaijan


Question: Name one country where Gumuz, Baga Sitemu, or Makassar Malay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ikwerre, Kwangali, or Copainalá Zoque were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Northern Roglai, Gen, or Tutong were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Votic, Maring Naga, or Phuan were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bulu, Halang, or Lingarak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mal, Tapirapé, or Canichana were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yinggarda, Bayot, or Agatu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lenje, Ngiyambaa, or Wandala were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pnar, Goaria, or Blin were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Saho, Minyanka, or Ghomara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Hill Mari, Rayón Zoque, or Njebi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Mexico
Russia
Republic of the Congo


Question: Name one country where Kabwa, Akan, or Zazaki were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Fon, Loko, or Sha were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Majang, Tigrinya, or Ch’ol were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tama, Ngas, or Northwestern Dinka were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tipai, Kakanda, or Eastern Parbate Kham were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yogad, Mwanga, or Páez were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mintil, Kyenga, or Lewo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Shawsha Wanka, Mwanga, or Yogad were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kachama-Ganjule, Degema, or Acehnese were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yinggarda, Athpare, or Kanayatn were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Chitwania Tharu, Noon, or Tutuba were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Koma, Megam, or Hadza were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lendu, Latvian, or Mokole were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Latvia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Benin
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Darkinjung, Angosturas Tunebo, or Aushi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Colombia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zambia
Australia


Question: Name one country where Minyanka, Siwa, or Melo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Biyanda-Buli, Tondi Songway Kiini, or Karelian Proper were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Russia
Central African Republic
Finland
Mali


Question: Name one country where Ghari, Chimane, or Western Bru were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Olo, Bozom, or Wanano were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Colombia
Central African Republic
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Nivkh, Mara, or Lepki were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Eastern Parbate Kham, Wayampi, or Kalenjin were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Marúbo, Teso, or Solos were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Copainalá Zoque, S'gaw Karen, or Terik were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Nar Phu, Talinga, or Luba-Kasai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nepal
Angola
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Yirrk-Thangalkl, Santa Ana de Tusi Pasco Quechua, or South Bolivian Quechua were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kukuya, Terik, or Rana Tharu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Bokmål, Paresí, or Galician were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Chamba Leko, Yakan, or Dhauwurd Wurrung were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kabba, Nyangia, or Mal Paharia were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

India
Chad
Central African Republic
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Kalenjin, Arhuaco, or Talinga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Kenya
Colombia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Irantxe, Enga, or Mara were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tutong, Njebi, or Dusun Malang were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Indonesia
Republic of the Congo
Brunei


Question: Name one country where Temuan, Mag-indi, or Moken were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kota Bangun Kutai Malay, Sorani, or Asunción Mixtepec Zapotec were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Zaghawa, Gayle, or Gorontalo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Zyphe, Odual, or Anguthimri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Jakaltek, Reli, or Afitti were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Matu Chin, Xokleng, or Aneityum were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Boiken, Ngiti, or Mafa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cameroon
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nigeria
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Mbaka, Malaccan Creole Malay, or Kabba were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Chad
Malaysia
Central African Republic


Question: Name one country where Bagirmi Fulfulde, Palatinate German, or Matis were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Germany
Chad
Central African Republic
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Guarani, Tindi, or Kumbainggar were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Karelian, Yaygir, or Upper Grand Valley Dani were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Northeastern Dinka, Luvale, or Tabasaran were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ninam, Lewo, or Sonjo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Sahu, Rakhine, or Iau were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Barí, Ebrié, or Jandai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ivory Coast
Colombia
Venezuela
Australia


Question: Name one country where Sawai, Panare, or Ndali were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lugbarati, Chamacoco, or Iranian Persian were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Iran
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Paraguay
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Ixcatec, Bondoukou Kulango, or Walloon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Okpe, Yaka, or Chru were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Angola
Nigeria
Vietnam


Question: Name one country where Bassari, Dhungaloo, or Northern Kissi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tommo So Dogon, Ngiyambaa, or Bora were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Koma, Ngombe, or Blin were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cameroon
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nigeria
Eritrea


Question: Name one country where Kelabit, Maring Naga, or Liberian Kreyol were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gusii, Algerian Sign Language, or Moldovan Sign Language were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Wayana, Tiriyó, or Kirikiri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Cochimí, Tanema, or Thadou were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mah Meri, Vayu, or Guarani were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tommo So Dogon, Ngiti, or Southern Kissi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Sierra Leone
Liberia
Mali


Question: Name one country where Nuer, Máku, or Japreria were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Central Berawan, Tutong, or Wayampi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Shawsha Wanka, Nzakara, or Lubuagan Kalinga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Philippines
Central African Republic
Peru


Question: Name one country where Ruund, Ghanaian Sign Language, or Murle were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Angola
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ghana
South Sudan


Question: Name one country where Ofayé, Gusii, or Pardhi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where San Francisco Matlatzinca, Minangkabau, or Gudang were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Oro Win, Mbat, or Shihhi Arabic were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Nigeria
Oman
United Arab Emirates


Question: Name one country where Sabiny, Orang Seletar, or Dhao were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Páez, Sabaot, or Kota Bangun Kutai Malay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tabwa, Yidiny, or Gongduk were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Bhutan
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Australia
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Lukpa, Grebo-Gboloo, or Wuvulu-Aua were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Biatah, Kwinti, or Kochila Tharu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Helong, Gonja, or Kwama were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Siwa, Bakairi, or Kumbainggar were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Piapoco, Solos, or Hanunó'o were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Philippines
Colombia
Venezuela
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Naro, Northern Conchucos Ancash Quechua, or Mbodomo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ingessana, Culina, or Gabri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Beng, Thadou, or Tai Loi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Embaloh, Kedah-Perak-Perlis-Penang Malay, or Mintil were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tammari, Temuan, or Suruí do Pará were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lala-Bisa, Tutuba, or Meax were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Vanuatu
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Tobati, Godié, or Pökoot were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Citak, Yasa, or Leti were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cameroon
Gabon
Indonesia
Equatorial Guinea


Question: Name one country where Malaysian Sign Language, Humono, or Barwe were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Subtiaba, Swazi, or Dhungaloo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

South Africa
Eswatini
Nicaragua
Australia


Question: Name one country where Yabem, Jarai, or Balinese Malay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cambodia
Indonesia
Vietnam
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Anguthimri, Odual, or Catio were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Sangil, Kirikiri, or Lala-Bisa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Philippines
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Peve, Kwinti, or Medny Aleut were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Arabela, Bakairi, or Punu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Jamaican English, Awa Pit, or Kupang Malay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Igbo, Awadhi, or Nimadi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Aguano, Shuar, or Central Mnong were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Cubeo, Mombo Dogon, or Baali were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Colombia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Mali


Question: Name one country where Mlomp, Wamey, or Siwa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yakkha, Chru, or Temuan were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ecuadorian Sign Language, Mizo, or Sukte were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lower Grand Valley Dani, Copainalá Zoque, or Meänkieli were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where S'gaw Karen, Chayahuita, or Daakaka were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ekari, Mambwe-Lungu, or Mah Meri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Humono, Jamsai Dogon, or Toksiki were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Miskito, Apinayé, or Angami were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Luvale, Pamona, or Bozom were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Angola
Indonesia
Central African Republic
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Hiri Motu, Maleng, or Ben Tey Dogon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Warekena, Emae, or Animere were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tangsa, Jru', or Standard Algerian Berber were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pare, Grass Koiari, or Jakaltek were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Guatemala
Mexico
Tanzania
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Lepki, Bagirmi Fulfulde, or Trumai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Indonesia
Central African Republic
Chad


Question: Name one country where Isthmus Zapotec, Shihhi Arabic, or Austrian German were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mexico
Austria
Oman
United Arab Emirates


Question: Name one country where Mal, Tehit, or Teutila Cuicatec were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tewa, Pa'O, or Ralte were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Birjia, Kaike, or Northern Kissi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Jakaltek, Grass Koiari, or Kayeli were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Indonesia
Mexico
Guatemala
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Pangkhu, Tobati, or Terêna were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Saint Lucian Creole, Anyin, or Santa Catarina Albarradas Zapotec were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Oluta Popoluca, Garawa, or Kwambi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Hangaza, Okpe, or Northern Embera were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Western Bru, Ikwerre, or Vayu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Culina, Baga Sitemu, or Bekwarra were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Guató, Liberian Kreyol, or Bongo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Moken, Campalagian, or Ixcatec were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lao, Tai Pao, or Laro were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Eastern Oromo, Wichí Lhamtés Nocten, or Maring Naga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Mlomp, Paniya, or Saho were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Santa Catarina Albarradas Zapotec, Bishnupriya Manipuri, or Southern Altai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pamona, Brunei Bisaya, or Nimadi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Pnar, Canichana, or Big Nambas were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Megam, Kaike, or Luvale were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tommo So Dogon, Esan, or Tagol were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ahanta, Lower Grand Valley Dani, or Konjo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Ghana
Uganda


Question: Name one country where Zialo, Kemak, or Rathwi Bareli were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tunisian Sign Language, Awetï, or Yoy were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Jukun Takum, Xavante, or Cochimí were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Nalu, Kalto, or Teutila Cuicatec were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Saint Lucian Creole, Harari, or Konyak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Buyu, Cashinahua, or Gade were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nigeria
Peru


Question: Name one country where Hamer, Rohingya, or Noon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Libon Bikol, Musasa, or Achuar were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Eastern Oromo, Waorani, or Masalit were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ga'dang, Makuri, or Sak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Yukpa, Awabakal, or Igbo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gunwinggu, Nasal, or Sak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Zuruahá, Kposo, or Mah Meri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Helong, Biatah, or Xavante were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Runga, Chimane, or Tooro were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Chad
Central African Republic
Uganda
Bolivia


Question: Name one country where Valpei, Iau, or Gusii were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Citak, Psikyɛ, or Kayaw were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gidar, Akuntsu, or Baali were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cameroon
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Chad
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Tswa, Panara, or Berti were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Santa Maria Del Mar Huave, Mbodomo, or Karelian Proper were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kujargé, Mbay, or Karelian Proper were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Chad
Central African Republic
Finland
Russia


Question: Name one country where Ch’ol, Mawé, or Bainouk-Gunyuño were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kuvale, Tupuri, or Rerep were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Tai Pao, Dhungaloo, or Movima were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Puinave, Pima Bajo, or Central Grebo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Khiamniungan, Kakanda, or Bannoni were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Eastern Bru, Mountain Koiali, or Northern Conchucos Ancash Quechua were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Gabri, Foma, or Kensiu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Malaysia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Chad
Thailand


Question: Name one country where Psikyɛ, Mozabite, or Sonjo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Lamba, Dahalik, or Rathwi Bareli were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Eritrea
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Cebaara, Kuria, or Wahgi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ivory Coast
Kenya
Tanzania
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Pilagá, Ye'kuana, or Kukuya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Venezuela
Argentina
Republic of the Congo


Question: Name one country where Thangmi, Umbugarla, or Saint Lucian Creole were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Animere, Hup, or Kambaata were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Huautla Mazatec, Piaroa, or Umbugarla were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Cotabato Manobo, Marka, or Ulukwumi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Manggarai, Lamba, or Ghanaian Sign Language were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Indonesia
Ghana
Zambia


Question: Name one country where Chamacoco, Southern Kissi, or Tol were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Wayampi, Kumbainggar, or Cabécar were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brazil
Australia
Costa Rica
French Guiana


Question: Name one country where Akum, Gongduk, or Makassar Malay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kwangali, Tonsawang, or Gimi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Namibia
Angola
Indonesia
Papua New Guinea


Question: Name one country where Meitei, Daai, or Balinese Malay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Kujargé, Halang, or Manna-Dora were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Southern Thai, Lenje, or Dzongkha were predominantly spoken by native speakers.