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

Nigeria
Sierra Leone
Diaspora
Guinea
Mexico
Cameroon


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

Nigeria Brazil Indonesia Venezuela Chad Cameroon


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Suriname
French Guiana
Angola
Indonesia
Brazil


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

State of Palestine
India
Bangladesh
Ghana
Israel
Burkina Faso


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


Question: Name one country where Konyak, Ifè, or Kuteb were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Myanmar India Togo Benin Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Arta, Wiradjuri, or Central Kanuri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Australia Chad Philippines Niger Cameroon


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

Cambodia
Laos
Sudan
Vietnam
South Sudan
Timor-Leste


Question: Name one country where Barí, Western Niger Fulfulde, or Hangaza were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Burkina Faso
Colombia
Tanzania
Venezuela
Niger
Benin


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

Myanmar Ethiopia Bolivia Brazil Thailand Peru


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

Guyana
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Suriname
Uganda
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Tai Daeng, Cabécar, or Tigrinya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Israel
Laos
Costa Rica
Ethiopia
Vietnam
Eritrea


Question: Name one country where Paniya, South Bolivian Quechua, or Shelta were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

United Kingdom
United States
India
Argentina
Ireland
Bolivia


Question: Name one country where Kensiu, Mpade, or Shihhi Arabic were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Malaysia
Oman
United Arab Emirates
Chad
Thailand
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Mon, Ava Guarani, or Buyu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Argentina
Paraguay
Brazil
Thailand


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

Myanmar Laos India Vietnam Tanzania Kenya


Question: Name one country where Swedish, Sokoro, or Phu Thai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Sweden Laos Vietnam Chad Finland Thailand


Question: Name one country where Tipai, Tar Gula, or Puinave were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

United States
Colombia
Central African Republic
Sudan
Venezuela
Mexico


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

South Sudan
Ethiopia
Venezuela
Kenya
Brazil
Belgium


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

Suriname
Zambia
Tanzania
French Guiana
Brazil
Philippines


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

Namibia Angola Zambia Vanuatu Kenya Botswana


Question: Name one country where Yucatec Maya, Suba-Simbiti, or Ndau were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mozambique
South Africa
Tanzania
Belize
Zimbabwe
Mexico


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

Ivory Coast
Federated States of Micronesia
Guinea
Liberia
Guatemala
Mexico


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

Namibia Zambia Greece Venezuela Botswana Brazil


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

Mozambique Colombia Zambia Greece Brazil Zimbabwe


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

Andorra Spain Italy Indonesia Australia France


Question: Name one country where Jukun Takum, Bukar Sadong, or Nonuya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Colombia Cameroon Indonesia Peru Malaysia


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

United States
Suriname
French Guiana
Vanuatu
Brazil
Mexico


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

Nigeria Guyana Indonesia Venezuela Brazil Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Lunda, Ocaina, or Dupaningan Agta were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
Angola
Zambia
Philippines
Peru


Question: Name one country where Awadhi, East Penan, or Yucuna were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brunei India Colombia Nepal Mauritius Malaysia


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

Egypt Sudan Eritrea Indonesia Botswana Zimbabwe


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

Nigeria Laos Indonesia Chad Thailand Cameroon


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic
Belize
Bhutan
Chad
Guatemala


Question: Name one country where Dhauwurd Wurrung, South Levantine Arabic, or Gule were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

State of Palestine
Jordan
Sudan
Israel
Syria
Australia


Question: Name one country where Kathariya Tharu, Benga, or S'gaw Karen were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Myanmar
India
Nepal
Thailand


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

Sierra Leone
Philippines
Guinea
Russia
Mali
Senegal


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Zambia
Tanzania
Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Keley-I Kallahan, Waiwai, or Keliko were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Guyana
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Suriname
South Sudan
Brazil
Philippines


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

Papua New Guinea
Colombia
Togo
Ghana
Brazil
Benin


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

Laos Namibia Vietnam Botswana Thailand Malaysia


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

Ghana
India
Pakistan
Colombia
Ivory Coast
Panama


Question: Name one country where Biyanda-Buli, Karata-Tukita, or Mbyá Guaraní were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Argentina
Central African Republic
Paraguay
Uruguay
Brazil
Russia


Question: Name one country where Ngbaka Gbaya, Toromono, or Manna-Dora were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Central African Republic
Bolivia
Republic of the Congo
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Saʽidi Arabic, Yulu, or Northern Conchucos Ancash Quechua were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Egypt
Central African Republic
Sudan
South Sudan
Peru


Question: Name one country where Guinea-Bissau Creole, Michoacán Nahuatl, or Tugen were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Guinea-Bissau
Cape Verde
Mexico
Kenya
Senegal
The Gambia


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

Nigeria
Mozambique
Ivory Coast
Zimbabwe
South Africa
Cameroon


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

Nigeria Colombia Cameroon Chad Niger Peru


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

Myanmar Guyana Namibia Suriname Botswana Brazil


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

Honduras
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Namibia
El Salvador
Botswana
Guatemala


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

Myanmar
Thailand
Solomon Islands
Belize
Mexico
Malaysia


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Sierra Leone
Uganda
Indonesia
Liberia
Malaysia


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

Nigeria Colombia Cameroon India Nepal Peru


Question: Name one country where Southern Kurdish, East Penan, or Bainouk-Gunyuño were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Iran Brunei Iraq Senegal Guinea-Bissau Malaysia


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

Ghana
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Ivory Coast
Burkina Faso
Senegal


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

Mozambique
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zambia
Saint Lucia
Zimbabwe
South Africa


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

Nigeria Mozambique Colombia Chad Zimbabwe Cameroon


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


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

Mali
Jamaica
Papua New Guinea
Burkina Faso
Algeria
Niger


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Ecuador
South Sudan
Nepal
Mauritius


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

Cambodia Laos Indonesia Australia Timor-Leste Thailand


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

Nigeria
Indonesia
Eswatini
Timor-Leste
South Africa
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Guahibo, Garifuna, or Emberá-Tadó were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Honduras Colombia Nicaragua Venezuela Belize Guatemala


Question: Name one country where Kabba, Eastern Bolivian Guaraní, or Koho were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Argentina
Central African Republic
Vietnam
Paraguay
Chad
Bolivia


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

United States
Democratic Republic of the Congo
South Sudan
Brazil
Mexico
Peru


Question: Name one country where Q’eqchi’, Ayoreo, or Dem were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Paraguay Indonesia Bolivia Belize Guatemala Mexico


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

Chad
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
Central African Republic
Vanuatu
Brazil


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

Nigeria Colombia Peru Brazil Philippines Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Negeri Sembilan Malay, Central Kanuri, or Dhungaloo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Cameroon Australia Chad Niger Malaysia


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

India Bangladesh Ecuador Bhutan Nepal Philippines


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

Nigeria
Solomon Islands
Chad
Niger
Benin
Cameroon


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

India
Bangladesh
Sudan
South Sudan
Nepal
Bhutan


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

Iran Indonesia Chad Philippines Niger Iraq


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Kenya
Niger
Benin


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

Myanmar Namibia India Bangladesh Botswana Australia


Question: Name one country where Ten'edn, Borgu Fulfulde, or Bekwarra were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Togo
Benin
Burkina Faso
Thailand
Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Bassari, Phu Thai, or Gahri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Laos India Thailand Vietnam Guinea Senegal


Question: Name one country where Naro, Waci, or South Bolivian Quechua were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Namibia Togo Argentina Bolivia Botswana Benin


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

India Bangladesh Bhutan Nepal Russia Finland


Question: Name one country where Mbukushu, Wuvulu-Aua, or Yidiny were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Papua New Guinea
Namibia
Angola
Zambia
Australia
Botswana


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
South Sudan
Thailand
Malaysia


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

Saudi Arabia
Namibia
Uganda
Oman
Yemen
South Africa


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

Cambodia Israel Vietnam Indonesia Iraq Malaysia


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

Senegal Indonesia Guinea Chad Libya Niger


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

Cambodia Guinea-Bissau Laos Indonesia Senegal Thailand


Question: Name one country where Masalit, Shihhi Arabic, or Halang were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

United Arab Emirates
Laos
Sudan
Vietnam
Oman
Chad


Question: Name one country where Mlomp, Kasem, or Borgu Fulfulde were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Togo
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Senegal
Benin


Question: Name one country where Korowai, Borgu Fulfulde, or Kayaw were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Myanmar
Togo
Indonesia
Burkina Faso
Benin


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Angola
Paraguay
Philippines
Bolivia
Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Kabiye, Bainouk-Gunyuño, or Subtiaba were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Guinea-Bissau Togo Ghaha Nicaragua Senegal Benin


Question: Name one country where Yakkha, Maeng Itneg, or Brao were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cambodia Laos India Vietnam Nepal Philippines


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

Burkina Faso
Colombia
Central African Republic
Panama
Chad
Mali


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

Colombia Tanzania Ecuador Kenya Brazil Peru


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

India Namibia Zambia Indonesia Botswana Zimbabwe


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Angola
Zambia
Bangladesh
Brazil


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

Nigeria
Brazil
Central African Republic
Chad
Bolivia
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Toba Qom, Northwest Gbaya, or Gude were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Argentina
Central African Republic
Paraguay
Bolivia
Cameroon


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

Sudan
Indonesia
South Sudan
Brazil
Timor-Leste
Peru


Question: Name one country where Emberá-Tadó, Ngbaka Gbaya, or Asunción Mixtepec Zapotec were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
Central African Republic
Mexico
Republic of the Congo
Cameroon


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

Ghana
Myanmar
Bangladesh
Ivory Coast
Botswana
Zimbabwe


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

Cambodia Laos Togo Vietnam Philippines Benin


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

Nigeria Namibia Togo Ghana Botswana Benin


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

Myanmar
Brazil
Central African Republic
India
Bangladesh
Chad


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Central African Republic
Paraguay
Chad
Bolivia


Question: Name one country where Tuyuca, Lamja-Dengsa-Tola, or Mandjak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Guinea-Bissau
Colombia
Senegal
Brazil
The Gambia


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

Nigeria Colombia Venezuela Tanzania Kenya Benin


Question: Name one country where Guinea Kpelle, Nambya, or Tabasaran were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Zimbabwe
Ivory Coast
Russia
Guinea
Liberia
Botswana


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

Mali
Burkina Faso
India
Kenya
Algeria
Niger


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

Namibia Egypt Sudan Angola Ethiopia Eritrea


Question: Name one country where Northern Sami, Ga'dang, or Eastern Bru were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Sweden Laos Norway Vietnam Philippines Finland


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

Cambodia
Laos
Togo
Vietnam
Ghana
Burkina Faso


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
East Timor
Uganda
Chad
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Vili, Loko, or Khalkha Mongolian were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Sierra Leone
Kyrgyzstan
Russia
Republic of the Congo
Mongolia


Question: Name one country where Athpare, Kelantan-Pattani Malay, or Kuhane were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Namibia Zambia Botswana Nepal Thailand Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Bantawa, Northern Roglai, or Mopan Maya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

India Vietnam Bhutan Nepal Belize Guatemala


Question: Name one country where Lobi, Kelabit, or Korwa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ghana
India
Ivory Coast
Indonesia
Burkina Faso
Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Lukpa, Chitwania Tharu, or Eastern Bru were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


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

Germany Luxembourg France Australia Chad Belgium


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

United Kingdom
United States
India
Ireland
Australia
Nepal


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

Mozambique
Mexico
Eswatini
Zimbabwe
South Africa
Azerbaijan


Question: Name one country where Kuy, Bainouk-Gunyuño, or Kirikiri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cambodia Guinea-Bissau Laos Indonesia Senegal Thailand


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

Mozambique Tanzania Kenya Brazil Bolivia Malawi


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

Mozambique
Laos
Democratic Republic of the Congo
South Africa
Tanzania
Thailand


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Colombia
Uganda
South Sudan


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

Myanmar India Argentina Vanuatu Paraguay Bolivia


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

Nigeria Colombia Ecuador Vietnam Niger Benin


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ethiopia
Togo
Uganda
Eritrea
Benin


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

South Sudan
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Venezuela
Brazil
Philippines


Question: Name one country where Central Grebo, Northern Kissi, or Fon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Sierra Leone
Togo
Guinea
Liberia
Benin


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Angola
Zambia
Nepal
Mexico


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


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

Myanmar India Togo Bangladesh Ghana Australia


Question: Name one country where Tai Pao, Hdi, or Awa Pit were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Laos Colombia Vietnam Ecuador Cameroon


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

Mozambique Tanzania Kenya Botswana Brazil Malawi


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Indonesia
South Sudan
Guatemala
Mexico


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

Iran
Mozambique
Papua New Guinea
Zambia
Iraq
Zimbabwe


Question: Name one country where Kupang Malay, Kochila Tharu, or Central Kanuri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Indonesia Nepal Chad Niger Cameroon


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

Mozambique Colombia Venezuela Russia Zimbabwe Finland


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

Colombia
Central African Republic
Ecuador
Kenya
Republic of Congo
Cameroon


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

Myanmar India Ethiopia Eritrea Guinea Guinea-Bissau


Question: Name one country where Brunei Bisaya, Humburi Senni, or Wanano were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brunei
Colombia
Burkina Faso
Brazil
Mali
Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Bawm, Daakaka, or Avokaya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Bangladesh
Vanuatu
South Sudan


Question: Name one country where Bukar Sadong, Ch’ol, or Ticuna were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Colombia Indonesia Peru Brazil Mexico Malaysia


Question: Name one country where South Levantine Arabic, Central Berawan, or Yaygir were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

State of Palestine
Jordan
Australia
Israel
Syria
Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Central Mnong, Lambya, or Lubuagan Kalinga were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cambodia Zambia Vietnam Tanzania Philippines Malawi


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Uganda
South Sudan
Thailand


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

Burkina Faso
Colombia
Togo
Indonesia
Venezuela
Benin


Question: Name one country where Musasa, Angguruk Yali, or Catalan were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Andorra Spain Italy Indonesia Nepal France


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

Myanmar
Sierra Leone
India
Colombia
Guinea
Brazil


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

Gabon
Venezuela
Uganda
Kenya
Brazil
Republic of the Congo


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

Malaysia
Central African Republic
Thailand
Republic of Congo
Mexico
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Fon, Phai, or Vincentian Creole were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Laos
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Togo
Thailand
Benin


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

Ghana
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Central African Republic
Ivory Coast
Nepal


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

Nigeria Togo Angola Zambia Vanuatu Benin


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


Question: Name one country where Q’eqchi’, Purum, or Vere were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria India Belize Guatemala Mexico Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Arem, Mehri, or Aghem were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Saudi Arabia
Laos
Vietnam
Oman
Yemen
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Western Cham, Kayeli, or Berom were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cambodia Nigeria Vietnam Indonesia Thailand Malaysia


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

Guinea
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Botswana
Zimbabwe
Guinea-Bissau


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

Namibia
Botswana
Venezuela
Guinea
Zimbabwe
South Africa


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

Colombia
India
South Sudan
Nepal
Brazil
Mauritius


Question: Name one country where Jakaltek, A'Tong, or Zemba were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

India Bangladesh Namibia Angola Guatemala Mexico


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

Laos Colombia Vietnam Brazil Bolivia Peru


Question: Name one country where Gen, Kelantan-Pattani Malay, or Mbunda were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Togo Angola Zambia Benin Thailand Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Yeyi, Khalkha Mongolian, or Dogul Dogon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Namibia Botswana Russia Mali Kyrgyzstan Mongolia


Question: Name one country where Secoya, Yaqui, or Toba Qom were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Argentina Ecuador Paraguay Bolivia Mexico Peru


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


Question: Name one country where Mixtepec Zapotec, Oorlams, or Ch’orti’ were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Honduras
Namibia
Mexico
El Salvador
Guatemala
South Africa


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

Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Egypt
Indonesia
Libya
Cameroon


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

India
Central African Republic
Australia
Bhutan
Nepal
Chad


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

Papua New Guinea
Germany
Luxembourg
France
Brazil
Belgium


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

Ghana
Togo
Federated States of Micronesia
Burkina Faso
Botswana
Benin


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

Sierra Leone
Diaspora
Paraguay
Guinea
Mali
Bolivia


Question: Name one country where Eastern Kayah, Culina, or Ayoreo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar Paraguay Bolivia Brazil Thailand Peru


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

Myanmar India Bangladesh Colombia Ecuador Indonesia


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

Cambodia
Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Laos
Vietnam
Thailand


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


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

Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Vanuatu
Gambia
Senegal
Guinea-Bissau


Question: Name one country where Western Niger Fulfulde, Aghu, or Desano were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Colombia
Indonesia
Burkina Faso
Brazil
Niger
Benin


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

Myanmar India Bangladesh Colombia Indonesia Timor-Leste


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

Ethiopia Suriname Sudan Venezuela Brazil Liberia


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Papua New Guinea
Togo
Ghana
Benin
Republic of the Congo


Question: Name one country where Vincentian Creole, Khumi, or Siwa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
India
Bangladesh
Egypt
Libya


Question: Name one country where Northwest Gbaya, Kresh, or Arutani were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Central African Republic
Sudan
Venezuela
South Sudan
Brazil
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Lun Bawang, Pacoh, or Teutila Cuicatec were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brunei Laos Vietnam Indonesia Mexico Malaysia


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

Argentina Paraguay Vanuatu Uruguay Brazil Peru


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
Angola
India
Bangladesh


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

Guyana
Myanmar
Republic of the Congo
Venezuela
Brazil
Thailand


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

Nigeria Honduras Nicaragua Belize Brazil Guatemala


Question: Name one country where Ava Guarani, Manyika, or Chayahuita were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mozambique Argentina Paraguay Brazil Zimbabwe Peru


Question: Name one country where Khalkha Mongolian, Michoacán Nahuatl, or Teso were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Uganda Kenya Kyrgyzstan Russia Mexico Mongolia


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

Myanmar India Bangladesh Sudan Chad Liberia


Question: Name one country where Southwestern Tarahumara, Votic, or Ngbaka Gbaya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic
Republic of the Congo
Russia
Mexico
Cameroon


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

Cambodia Honduras Nicaragua Vietnam Philippines Thailand


Question: Name one country where Ese Ejja, Biatah, or Konyak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar India Indonesia Peru Bolivia Malaysia


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

Cambodia Nigeria India Bangladesh Vietnam Thailand


Question: Name one country where Tai Daeng, Garawa, or Berba were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Laos
Togo
Vietnam
Burkina Faso
Australia
Benin


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

Republic of Congo
Central African Republic
Sudan
Vanuatu
Chad
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Toksiki, Mbyá Guaraní, or Darkinjung were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Argentina Paraguay Vanuatu Uruguay Australia Brazil


Question: Name one country where North Mesopotamian Arabic, Achuar, or Tày Tac were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Western Lawa, Seki, or Mandjak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
The Gambia
Guinea-Bissau
Senegal
Thailand


Question: Name one country where Tutuba, Mehri, or Swedish were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Saudi Arabia
Sweden
Vanuatu
Oman
Finland
Yemen


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

Laos
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Togo
Tanzania
Vietnam
Benin


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
Central African Republic
Sudan
South Sudan
Brazil


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

Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Colombia
Brazil
Republic of the Congo
Peru


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

Mozambique
Tanzania
Solomon Islands
Kenya
Australia
Malawi


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

Mozambique India Zambia Indonesia Nepal Zimbabwe


Question: Name one country where Wapishana, Tai Loi, or Ese Ejja were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


Question: Name one country where Ava Guarani, Zyphe, or Bongo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Argentina
India
Paraguay
South Sudan
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Kamba, Chamba Leko, or Northern Roglai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Uganda Tanzania Vietnam Kenya Cameroon


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

Mozambique Colombia Egypt Tanzania Panama Libya


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

Spain Italy Andorra Bhutan Australia France


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

Uganda Tanzania Indonesia Kenya Brazil Timor-Leste


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

Mozambique Colombia Togo Venezuela Zimbabwe Benin


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

Cambodia Colombia Vietnam Indonesia Venezuela Malaysia


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

Nigeria
Sudan
Tanzania
South Sudan
Kenya
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Vincentian Creole, Central Grebo, or Yalunka were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Sierra Leone
Guinea
Liberia
Mali
Senegal


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

Brazil Colombia Tanzania Kenya Chad Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Northwest Gbaya, Lambya, or Kota Bangun Kutai Malay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Central African Republic
Zambia
Tanzania
Indonesia
Malawi
Cameroon


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

India Sudan Indonesia Nepal Chad Malaysia


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

Togo Uganda Tanzania Kenya Philippines Benin


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

Colombia Indonesia Brazil Guatemala Mexico Peru


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

South Sudan
India
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Venezuela
Brazil


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

Sierra Leone
South Sudan
Ethiopia
Venezuela
Guinea
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Yamba, Phu Thai, or Holiya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Laos India Vietnam Thailand Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Gonja, Temne, or Border Kuna were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Sierra Leone
Diaspora
Colombia
Ghana
Panama
Guinea


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

Ethiopia Gambia Eritrea Senegal Nepal Guinea-Bissau


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


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

Myanmar
Sierra Leone
India
Bangladesh
Ivory Coast
Guinea


Question: Name one country where Eastern Oromo, Susu, or Angosturas Tunebo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Sierra Leone
Ethiopia
Colombia
Senegal
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau


Question: Name one country where Santa Catarina Albarradas Zapotec, South Levantine Arabic, or Eastern Parbate Kham were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

State of Palestine
Jordan
Israel
Syria
Nepal
Mexico


Question: Name one country where Western Cham, Halang, or Ofayé were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cambodia Laos Vietnam Brazil Thailand Malaysia


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

Nigeria
Israel
Iraq
Indonesia
West Timor
Cameroon


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

Guyana
Brazil
Central African Republic
Venezuela
Chad
Cameroon


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

Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nigeria
Central African Republic
Cameroon


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

Guyana Laos Vietnam Indonesia Venezuela Brazil


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

Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Ethiopia
Togo
Sudan
Benin


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

Mozambique
Italy
Eswatini
Zimbabwe
South Africa
Malaysia


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

Nigeria Myanmar India Bangladesh Chad Cameroon


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

Mali
Nigeria
Papua New Guinea
Burkina Faso
Algeria
Niger


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Bangladesh
Venezuela
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Guinea-Bissau Creole, Gaa, or Gongduk were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Guinea-Bissau
Cape Verde
Nigeria
Bhutan
Senegal
The Gambia


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

Mozambique
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zambia
Paraguay
Zimbabwe
Bolivia


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

Nigeria Colombia Peru Chile Bolivia Cameroon


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

Brazil Colombia Tanzania Kenya Chad Peru


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


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

Myanmar Colombia Bangladesh Venezuela Russia Azerbaijan


Question: Name one country where Mixtepec Zapotec, Toba Qom, or Luba-Kasai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Argentina
Angola
Mexico
Paraguay
Bolivia


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

Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Myanmar
Colombia
Bangladesh
Cameroon


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

Somalia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ethiopia
Angola
Kenya
Bolivia


Question: Name one country where Yedina, Yidiny, or Mambwe-Lungu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Zambia Tanzania Australia Chad Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Tày Tac, Mamvu, or Northern Embera were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
Panama
Uganda
Vietnam
South Sudan


Question: Name one country where Western Krahn, Gumuz, or Mlabri were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Laos
Ethiopia
Sudan
Ivory Coast
Liberia
Thailand


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

Papua New Guinea
Germany
Luxembourg
France
Indonesia
Belgium


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

Somalia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ethiopia
Tanzania
Kenya
Mali


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

United Kingdom
United States
Ireland
Ethiopia
Sudan
Eritrea


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

Myanmar
Laos
India
Bangladesh
Ethiopia
South Sudan


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Nicaragua
Zambia
Tanzania
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Northern Ndebele, Massa, or Mru were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar Bangladesh Botswana Chad Zimbabwe Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Nuer, Mountain Koiali, or Ch’orti’ were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Honduras
Papua New Guinea
Ethiopia
South Sudan
El Salvador
Guatemala


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

Mozambique
Argentina
India
Eswatini
Zimbabwe
South Africa


Question: Name one country where Purum, Akhvakh, or North Mesopotamian Arabic were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

India Iraq Syria Turkey Russia Azerbaijan


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

Nigeria Cameroon Indonesia Philippines Russia Finland


Question: Name one country where Chiquitano, Borana, or Humono were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Somalia Nigeria Ethiopia Kenya Brazil Bolivia


Question: Name one country where Eastern Oromo, Lun Bawang, or Mal were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Brunei Ethiopia Laos Indonesia Thailand Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Igbo, Adamaua-Fulfulde, or Nheengatu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Brazil Colombia Venezuela Chad Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Guinea-Bissau Creole, Manna-Dora, or Ngaju were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Guinea-Bissau
Cape Verde
India
Indonesia
Senegal
The Gambia


Question: Name one country where West Makian, Malaccan Creole Malay, or Tswana were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Namibia
Indonesia
Botswana
Zimbabwe
South Africa
Malaysia


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

India Colombia Sudan Venezuela Nepal Chad


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

India Australia Bhutan Nepal Guatemala Mexico


Question: Name one country where Mbay, Sabiny, or Sukte were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
India
Central African Republic
Uganda
Kenya
Chad


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


Question: Name one country where Holiya, South Bolivian Quechua, or Adamaua-Fulfulde were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria India Argentina Chad Bolivia Cameroon


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

Ivory Coast
Sudan
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Chad
Bolivia


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

India Bangladesh Argentina Paraguay Indonesia Bolivia


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

Zambia Tanzania Indonesia Peru Brazil Malawi


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

Guyana Colombia Suriname Indonesia Venezuela Brazil


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

Namibia Zambia Botswana Finland Zimbabwe Bolivia


Question: Name one country where Dangaura Tharu, Guató, or Zaghawa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


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

Colombia Uganda Kenya Brazil Bolivia Peru


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

Myanmar
South Sudan
Ethiopia
Bangladesh
India
Kenya


Question: Name one country where Adamaua-Fulfulde, Bororo, or Mvuba were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Chad
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Brazil
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Nanti, Mawé, or Western Cham were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cambodia Malaysia Vietnam Brazil Thailand Peru


Question: Name one country where Santa Maria Del Mar Huave, Massa, or Guinea Kpelle were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ivory Coast
Guinea
Chad
Liberia
Mexico
Cameroon


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

Guinea-Bissau Namibia Angola Botswana Zimbabwe Senegal


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Laos
Republic of the Congo
Thailand
Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Bangi, Helong, or Tar Gula were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic
Sudan
Indonesia
West Timor
Republic of the Congo


Question: Name one country where Southern Kurdish, Akateko, or Tai Daeng were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Namibia
Zambia
Uganda
Ghana
Botswana


Question: Name one country where Mwanga, Eastern Bolivian Guaraní, or Mombo Dogon were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Argentina Zambia Tanzania Paraguay Mali Bolivia


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

Nigeria Namibia Angola Zambia Bhutan Botswana


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

Myanmar
Costa Rica
Burkina Faso
Mali
Thailand
Malaysia


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Togo
Angola
Zambia
Ghana
Liberia


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

Israel Ethiopia Eritrea Indonesia Timor-Leste Mexico


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

Nigeria
Namibia
Angola
Central African Republic
Chad
Cameroon


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

Namibia Zambia Vietnam Indonesia Botswana Zimbabwe


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

Togo
Burkina Faso
Chad
Finland
Benin
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Guinea Kpelle, Panara, or Lugbarati were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Ivory Coast
Guinea
Brazil
Liberia


Question: Name one country where Biatah, North Mesopotamian Arabic, or Mozabite were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Algeria Indonesia Syria Turkey Iraq Malaysia


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

Guinea-Bissau
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Senegal
Brazil
The Gambia


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

Ghana
Ethiopia
Sudan
Ecuador
Ivory Coast
Peru


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

Brunei Cameroon Indonesia Chad Philippines Malaysia


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

Colombia Venezuela Botswana Brazil Philippines Zimbabwe


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

India Angola Zambia Nepal Guatemala Mexico


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

Cambodia Colombia Bhutan Vietnam Venezuela Brazil


Question: Name one country where Kerinci, Sukte, or Akum were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Myanmar India Cameroon Indonesia Malaysia


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

Sierra Leone
Guinea
Brazil
Philippines
Mali
Senegal


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Sierra Leone
Uganda
Ivory Coast
Guinea
Liberia


Question: Name one country where Southern Kurdish, Macushi, or Sundanese were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Iran Guyana Indonesia Iraq Venezuela Brazil


Question: Name one country where Bulo Stieng, Ese Ejja, or Anyin were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cambodia
Ghana
Vietnam
Ivory Coast
Bolivia
Peru


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

North Macedonia
Romania
Greece
Indonesia
Bulgaria
Albania


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

Myanmar
Bangladesh
Solomon Islands
Libya
Chad
Niger


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

India Pakistan Colombia Ecuador Venezuela Brazil


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

Colombia Tanzania Panama Chad Kenya Cameroon


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

Uganda
Ivory Coast
Indonesia
Kenya
Guinea
Liberia


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

Cambodia
Laos
Ethiopia
Vietnam
South Sudan
Thailand


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

Nigeria
Brazil
Ethiopia
South Sudan
Chad
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Tswana, Ga'dang, or Algerian Sign Language were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Namibia
Botswana
Algeria
Philippines
Zimbabwe
South Africa


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Indonesia
South Sudan
Cameroon


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

Sierra Leone
Namibia
Angola
Colombia
Guinea
Brazil


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

Mozambique
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
Zambia
Tanzania
Peru


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

Myanmar
India
Bangladesh
Uganda
Solomon Islands
Kenya


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

Nigeria
South Sudan
Ethiopia
Kenya
Chad
Cameroon


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

Nigeria Guyana Sudan Venezuela Brazil Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Maasina Fulfulde, East Penan, or Northern Alta were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ghana
Brunei
Ivory Coast
Philippines
Mali
Malaysia


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

Myanmar India Bangladesh Indonesia Nepal Malaysia


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

Ethiopia
Colombia
Uganda
South Sudan
Kenya
Peru


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

Guyana
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Togo
Angola
Brazil
Benin


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

Gabon
Myanmar
India
Bangladesh
Russia
Republic of the Congo


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Suriname
Uganda
Venezuela
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Gurene, Kelantan-Pattani Malay, or Barwe were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mozambique
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Zimbabwe
Thailand
Malaysia


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

Gabon
Myanmar
Mozambique
Bangladesh
South Africa
Republic of the Congo


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

Togo
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Russia
Benin
Azerbaijan


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

Nigeria Angola Zambia Tanzania Malawi Cameroon


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

Laos Colombia Togo Thailand Venezuela Benin


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

Myanmar India Bangladesh Netherlands Indonesia Bolivia


Question: Name one country where Hamer, Mag-indi, or Iraqi Arabic were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Iran Ethiopia Iraq Syria Turkey Philippines


Question: Name one country where Hanga, Iraqi Arabic, or Yinggarda were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


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

Guyana Myanmar India Indonesia Venezuela Brazil


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

Laos
Central African Republic
Vietnam
Brazil
Republic of the Congo
Peru


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

Israel
Sudan
Iraq
South Sudan
Brazil
Bolivia


Question: Name one country where Veluws, Iraqi Arabic, or Polonombauk were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Iran Netherlands Vanuatu Iraq Syria Turkey


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

Togo
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Brazil
Russia
Finland


Question: Name one country where Itza’, Waci, or A'Tong were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

India Togo Bangladesh Belize Guatemala Benin


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

Israel
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ethiopia
Angola
Zambia
Eritrea


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Argentina
Mexico
Uganda
Paraguay
Bolivia


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

Nigeria
Laos
Togo
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Thailand


Question: Name one country where Wichí Lhamtés Nocten, Bari, or Biak were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Argentina
Uganda
Indonesia
South Sudan
Bolivia


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

Sierra Leone
Senegal
Indonesia
Australia
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau


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

Mozambique Myanmar Togo Ghana Zimbabwe Thailand


Question: Name one country where West Makian, Lun Bawang, or Akawaio were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Guyana Brunei Indonesia Venezuela Brazil Malaysia


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

Togo
Indonesia
Burkina Faso
Mali
Benin
Malaysia


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

Nigeria
Laos
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Thailand
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Jirel, Maasina Fulfulde, or Defaka were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ghana
Nigeria
India
Ivory Coast
Nepal
Mali


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

Gabon
Myanmar
Colombia
Thailand
Panama
Republic of the Congo


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zambia
Tanzania
Australia
Chad
Cameroon


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

Myanmar
Togo
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Thailand
Peru


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

Honduras India Nicaragua Indonesia Belize Guatemala


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

Mozambique
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Togo
Zambia
Ghana
Zimbabwe


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

Cambodia Vietnam Uganda Kenya Chad Cameroon


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

Burkina Faso
Togo
Tanzania
Ghana
Kenya
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Narungga, Sabaot, or Q’eqchi’ were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Uganda Kenya Australia Belize Guatemala Mexico


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

Guyana Chad Colombia Venezuela Brazil Cameroon


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

Nigeria Colombia Zambia Tanzania Venezuela Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Negeri Sembilan Malay, Bukar Sadong, or Susu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Sierra Leone
Senegal
Indonesia
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Kisamo-Matya, Hakha–Chin, or Mlomp were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
India
Bangladesh
Burkina Faso
Senegal
Mali


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

Malaysia Brazil Venezuela Australia Chad Cameroon


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

Mozambique
Ethiopia
Zambia
Paraguay
South Sudan
Zimbabwe


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

Gabon
India
Venezuela
Nepal
Brazil
Republic of the Congo


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

Togo
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Indonesia
Burkina Faso
Timor-Leste


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

Ghana
India
Togo
Paraguay
Burkina Faso
Benin


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

Laos Togo Vietnam Ghana Philippines Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Jru', Tem, or Boko were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Laos
Togo
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Benin


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

Sierra Leone
India
Nepal
Philippines
Liberia
Malaysia


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

Guyana Colombia Suriname Venezuela Brazil Philippines


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

Malaysia Colombia Tanzania Indonesia Brazil Peru


Question: Name one country where Mubi, Mbere, or Eastern Bolivian Guaraní were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Argentina
Paraguay
Bolivia
Chad
Republic of the Congo


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

Guyana Suriname Uganda Venezuela Guatemala Mexico


Question: Name one country where Mlabri, Western Niger Fulfulde, or Afitti were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Laos
Sudan
Benin
Burkina Faso
Niger
Thailand


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

Namibia
Angola
Zambia
Mexico
Botswana
South Africa


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

Argentina
State of Palestine
Israel
Guinea
Brazil
Senegal


Question: Name one country where Emberá-Tadó, Dangaura Tharu, or Maasina Fulfulde were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Ghana
Colombia
India
Ivory Coast
Nepal
Mali


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Bangladesh
Uganda
Brazil
Peru


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

Vanuatu Gambia Indonesia Senegal Guinea-Bissau Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Shihhi Arabic, Swedish, or S'gaw Karen were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Sweden
Oman
United Arab Emirates
Finland
Thailand


Question: Name one country where A'Tong, Mangbai, or Jakaltek were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

India Bangladesh Chad Guatemala Mexico Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Mam, Bondoukou Kulango, or Kisamo-Matya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mali
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Guatemala
Mexico


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

Chad Colombia Suriname Cameroon Brazil Peru


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Bangladesh
Zambia
Solomon Islands


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

Uganda Kenya Guinea Chad Senegal Cameroon


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

Gabon
Nigeria
Belize
Guatemala
Republic of the Congo
Cameroon


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

India
Togo
Burkina Faso
Nepal
Mali
Benin


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

Suriname Netherlands Indonesia Venezuela Brazil Malaysia


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

Laos Uganda Senegal Kenya Guinea Thailand


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

Nigeria
Sierra Leone
Venezuela
Guinea
Brazil
Cameroon


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

Laos
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Vietnam
Indonesia
South Sudan
Timor-Leste


Question: Name one country where Yulu, Dogul Dogon, or Libon Bikol were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic
Sudan
South Sudan
Philippines
Mali


Question: Name one country where Vili, Western Krahn, or Tar Gula were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Gabon
Central African Republic
Sudan
Ivory Coast
Liberia
Republic of the Congo


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Togo
Zambia
Netherlands
Indonesia
Benin


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

Myanmar India Mexico Guinea Guatemala Senegal


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

Myanmar
India
Burkina Faso
Eswatini
Mali
South Africa


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Angola
Bangladesh
Indonesia
Malaysia


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

Ghana
India
Bangladesh
Uganda
Ivory Coast
Kenya


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Bangladesh
Zambia
Brazil
Peru


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

Cambodia
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Vietnam
Eswatini
South Africa


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

Brunei Tanzania Indonesia Kenya Philippines Malaysia


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

Mozambique Togo Angola Zambia Zimbabwe Benin


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

Laos
Brunei
Vietnam
Ivory Coast
Indonesia
Malaysia


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

Myanmar
Sierra Leone
India
Tanzania
Guinea
Malawi


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

Brunei Laos Vietnam Indonesia Thailand Malaysia


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

Ghana
Mozambique
Ecuador
Ivory Coast
Tanzania
Peru


Question: Name one country where Iranian Persian, Northern Sami, or Jeh were predominantly spoken by native speakers.


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Angola
Zambia
Tanzania
Kenya
Russia


Question: Name one country where Romano-Greek, Phuan, or Hakha–Chin were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar Laos India Bangladesh Greece Thailand


Question: Name one country where Abau, Awa, or Najdi Arabic were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Papua New Guinea
Jordan
Iraq
Syria


Question: Name one country where Glavda, Jirel, or Border Kuna were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria India Colombia Panama Nepal Cameroon


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

Laos Suriname Tanzania Kenya Brazil Thailand


Question: Name one country where Northern Sami, Pa'O, or Olo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar
Sweden
Papua New Guinea
Norway
Finland
Thailand


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

Colombia
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Venezuela
Syria
Turkey


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Angola
Zambia
Egypt
Indonesia
Malaysia


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

Laos
Central African Republic
Togo
Vietnam
Benin
Republic of the Congo


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

Myanmar
Colombia
Central African Republic
Thailand
Brazil
Republic of the Congo


Question: Name one country where Dangaura Tharu, Manga Kanuri, or Lala-Bisa were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Zambia
Nepal
Niger


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Sudan
Zambia
Guinea
Chad
Liberia


Question: Name one country where Hakha–Chin, Nyakyusa, or Lewotobi were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar India Bangladesh Tanzania Indonesia Malawi


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

Nigeria Myanmar India Colombia Venezuela Cameroon


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

India
Colombia
Ghana
Burkina Faso
Nepal
Peru


Question: Name one country where Wichí Lhamtés Nocten, Dzongkha, or Bomu were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Burkina Faso
Argentina
India
Bhutan
Mali
Bolivia


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

Nigeria
Togo
Burkina Faso
Brazil
Niger
Benin


Question: Name one country where Naro, Border Kuna, or Jarai were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Cambodia Namibia Colombia Vietnam Panama Botswana


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

Laos
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic
Vietnam
Chad
Niger


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

Namibia Angola Cameroon Indonesia Chad Malaysia


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

Namibia
Central African Republic
Brazil
Chad
South Africa
Peru


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

Malaysia Colombia Indonesia Brazil Russia Finland


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Zambia
Nepal
Cameroon


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

Ethiopia
South Sudan
Australia
Brazil
Peru
Malaysia


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

Laos Sudan Tanzania Chad Thailand Malawi


Question: Name one country where Yucatec Maya, Pnar, or Naro were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

India Bangladesh Namibia Botswana Belize Mexico


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

Colombia Suriname Venezuela Brazil Guatemala Mexico


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Togo
Central African Republic
Niger
Benin


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


Question: Name one country where Ngaanyatjarra, North Levantine Arabic, or Kumbainggar were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Jordan Turkey Israel Syria Australia Lebanon


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

Ghana
Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Zambia
Ivory Coast


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
Tanzania
Uganda
Kenya
Brazil


Question: Name one country where Koch, Awa Pit, or Eastern Pwo were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar India Bangladesh Colombia Ecuador Thailand


Question: Name one country where Wichí Lhamtés Nocten, Ronga, or Peve were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Mozambique
Argentina
Bolivia
Chad
South Africa
Cameroon


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

Laos
Ivory Coast
Uganda
Ghana
Kenya
Thailand


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Angola
Burkina Faso
Philippines
Mali


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

Nigeria Myanmar India Uganda Kenya Cameroon


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

Nigeria
Togo
Burkina Faso
Niger
Benin
Malaysia


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

Nigeria
North Macedonia
Romania
Greece
Bulgaria
Albania


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

Laos
Ivory Coast
Angola
Zambia
Ghana
Thailand


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Costa Rica
Uganda
Panama
Cameroon


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

India
Bangladesh
Central African Republic
Colombia
Chad
Peru


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Angola
Uganda
Kenya


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

Nigeria
Togo
Burkina Faso
Niger
Benin
Cameroon


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zambia
Burkina Faso
Mali
Benin


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Central African Republic
Syria
Turkey
Thailand


Question: Name one country where Zo, Nonuya, or Chamba Leko were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Myanmar India Colombia Cameroon Peru


Question: Name one country where Gheg, Pare, or Hangaza were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Tanzania
Kosovo
Serbia
North Macedonia
Montenegro
Albania


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

Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Indonesia
Venezuela
Brazil
Malaysia


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

Laos
State of Palestine
Vietnam
Israel
Indonesia
Malaysia


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

Myanmar India Colombia Venezuela Chad Cameroon


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

Myanmar India Togo Indonesia Benin Malaysia


Question: Name one country where Khwe, Pekal, or Kayeli were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Namibia
Angola
Zambia
Indonesia
Botswana
South Africa


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

Namibia
Angola
Zambia
Vanuatu
Botswana
South Africa


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

Tanzania
Kosovo
Serbia
North Macedonia
Montenegro
Albania


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

Myanmar
Laos
Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Zambia
Vietnam


Question: Name one country where Xavante, North Levantine Arabic, or Xokleng were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Jordan Turkey Israel Syria Brazil Lebanon


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Burkina Faso
Chad
Mali
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Helong, Jamsai Dogon, or Chamba Leko were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Indonesia
Burkina Faso
West Timor
Mali
Cameroon


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

Myanmar
India
French Guiana
Burkina Faso
Brazil
Mali


Question: Name one country where Birjia, Nimadi, or North Levantine Arabic were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

India Jordan Turkey Israel Syria Lebanon


Question: Name one country where Afade, Northern Ndebele, or Mbay were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria
Central African Republic
Botswana
Chad
Zimbabwe
Cameroon


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

Togo
Benin
Burkina Faso
Mali
Thailand
Malaysia


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

Ethiopia
Angola
Sudan
Namibia
Costa Rica
Panama


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

Nigeria
Costa Rica
India
Pakistan
Panama
Benin


Question: Name one country where Mal Paharia, Reli, or Najdi Arabic were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
India
Jordan
Iraq
Syria


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

Nigeria
Ethiopia
Indonesia
South Sudan
Timor-Leste
Cameroon


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

Nigeria Guinea Liberia Guatemala Mexico Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Mano, Kisamo-Matya, or Sila were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Sudan
Burkina Faso
Guinea
Chad
Liberia
Mali


Question: Name one country where Mambwe-Lungu, Eastern Kayah, or Kaiwá were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Myanmar Argentina Zambia Tanzania Brazil Thailand


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

Kosovo
Indonesia
Serbia
North Macedonia
Montenegro
Albania


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

Myanmar
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Spain
Uganda
Portugal
Thailand


Question: Name one country where Phuan, Chitwania Tharu, or Western Krahn were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Laos
India
Ivory Coast
Nepal
Liberia
Thailand


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

Gabon
Laos
Thailand
Burkina Faso
Mali
Republic of the Congo


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Burkina Faso
Zambia
Venezuela
Brazil
Mali


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

Myanmar India Togo Venezuela Brazil Benin


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

Mozambique
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
Venezuela
Brazil
Zimbabwe


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
India
Zambia
Senegal
Philippines
Guinea-Bissau


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

Honduras Argentina Angola Namibia Nicaragua Brazil


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

Gabon
Angola
Zambia
Sudan
Chad
Republic of the Congo


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

Nigeria Myanmar Colombia Brazil Thailand Cameroon


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


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

Nigeria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
South Sudan
Brazil
Cameroon


Question: Name one country where Najdi Arabic, Bambam, or Ekari were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Iraq
Indonesia
Syria


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

Nigeria
Ghana
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Republic of the Congo
Cameroon


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

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Sweden
Uganda
Chad
Finland
Cameroon


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

North Macedonia
Romania
Greece
Indonesia
Bulgaria
Albania


Question: Name one country where Koma, Kposo, or Mopan Maya were predominantly spoken by native speakers.

Nigeria Togo Ghana Belize Guatemala Cameroon