Languages and Country Name on WIX

• bkhazian: Abkhazia (Georgia)

• Afar: Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia
• Afrikaans: South Africa, Namibia
• Akan: Ghana, Ivory Coast
• Albanian: Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia
• Amharic: Ethiopia
• Arabic: Numerous countries in the Middle East and North Africa
• Aragonese: Spain
• Armenian: Armenia
• Assamese: India
• Avaric: Russia
• Avestan: Not spoken as a native language; ancient language of the Zoroastrian scriptures
• Aymara: Bolivia, Peru, Chile
• Azerbaijani: Azerbaijan
• Bambara: Mali
• Bashkir: Russia
• Basque: Spain, France
• Belarusian: Belarus
• Bengali: Bangladesh, India
• Bihari: India, Nepal
• Bislama: Vanuatu
• Bosnian: Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Breton: France
• Bulgarian: Bulgaria
• Burmese: Myanmar (Burma)
• Catalan: Spain (Catalonia), Andorra
• Chamorro: Guam, Northern Mariana Islands (U.S. Commonwealth)
• Chechen: Russia
• Chichewa: Malawi
• Chinese (Traditional): Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau
• Chinese (Simplified): China, Singapore, Malaysia
• Chuvash: Russia
• Cornish: United Kingdom (Cornwall)
• Corsican: France (Corsica)
• Cree: Canada, United States
• Croatian: Croatia
• Czech: Czech Republic
• Danish: Denmark
• Divehi: Maldives
• Dutch: Netherlands, Belgium, Suriname, Aruba, Curacao, Sint Maarten
• Dzongkha: Bhutan
• English: Numerous countries worldwide, including the United Kingdom, United States, Australia,
Canada, and more
• Esperanto: Worldwide (constructed international language)
• Estonian: Estonia
• Ewe: Togo, Ghana
• Faroese: Faroe Islands (Denmark)
• Fijian: Fiji
• Finnish: Finland
• French: France, Canada, numerous countries in Africa and the Caribbean
• Fulah: West Africa (Senegal, Guinea, Nigeria, etc.)
• Galician: Spain (Galicia)
• Georgian: Georgia
• German: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein
• Greek: Greece, Cyprus
• Guarani: Paraguay
• Gujarati: India
• Haitian Creole: Haiti
• Hausa: West Africa (Nigeria, Niger)
• Hebrew: Israel
• Herero: Namibia
• Hindi: India
• Hiri Motu: Papua New Guinea
• Hungarian: Hungary
• Icelandic: Iceland
• Ido: Worldwide (constructed auxiliary language)
• Igbo: Nigeria
• Indonesian: Indonesia
• Interlingua: Worldwide (constructed international auxiliary language)
• Inuktitut: Canada (Nunavut)
• Irish: Ireland
• Italian: Italy, Switzerland, San Marino
• Japanese: Japan
• Javanese: Indonesia
• Kalaallisut: Greenland (Denmark)
• Kannada: India
• Kanuri: Nigeria, Niger
• Kashmiri: India (Jammu and Kashmir)
• Kazakh: Kazakhstan
• Khmer: Cambodia
• Kikuyu: Kenya
• Kinyarwanda: Rwanda
• Kirghiz: Kyrgyzstan
• Komi: Russia
• Korean: North Korea, South Korea
• Kuanyama: Namibia
• Kurdish: Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Syria
• Lao: Laos
• Latin: Ancient language; not spoken as a native language
• Latvian: Latvia
• Limburgan: Netherlands (Limburg)
• Lingala: Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Lithuanian: Lithuania
• Luba-Katanga: Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Luxembourgish: Luxembourg
• Macedonian: North Macedonia
• Malagasy: Madagascar
• Malay: Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei
• Malayalam: India (Kerala)
• Maltese: Malta
• Manx: Isle of Man (United Kingdom)
• Maori: New Zealand
• Marathi: India (Maharashtra)
• Marshallese: Marshall Islands
• Mongolian: Mongolia
• Nauru: Nauru
• Navajo: United States (Navajo Nation)
• Ndonga: Namibia
• Nepali: Nepal
• North Ndebele: Zimbabwe
• Norwegian: Norway
• Occitan: France, Italy, Spain
• Old Church Slavonic: Historical language; not spoken as a native language
• Ojibwa: Canada, United States
• Oromo: Ethiopia, Kenya
• Oriya (Odia): India (Odisha)
• Ossetian: Russia (North Ossetia), Georgia (South Ossetia)
• Pali: Ancient language; used in Buddhist scriptures
• Pashto: Afghanistan, Pakistan
• Persian (Farsi): Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan
• Polish: Poland
• Portuguese: Portugal, Brazil, Mozambique, Angola
• Punjabi: India, Pakistan
• Quechua: Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia
• Romanian: Romania, Moldova
• Romansh: Switzerland
• Rundi: Burundi
• Russian: Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan
• Sami: Northern Europe (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia)
• Samoan: Samoa
• Sango: Central African Republic
• Sanskrit: Ancient language; not spoken as a native language
• Sardinian: Italy (Sardinia)
• Scottish Gaelic: United Kingdom (Scotland)
• Serbian: Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro
• Shona: Zimbabwe
• Sichuan Yi: China (Sichuan)
• Sindhi: Pakistan, India
• Sinhala: Sri Lanka
• Slovak: Slovakia
• Slovenian: Slovenia
• Somali: Somalia
• South Ndebele: South Africa
• Southern Sotho: South Africa
• Spanish: Spain, Mexico, most countries in Latin America
• Sundanese: Indonesia (West Java)
• Swahili: East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, etc.)
• Swati: Swaziland
• Swedish: Sweden
• Tagalog: Philippines
• Tahitian: French Polynesia
• Tajik: Tajikistan
• Tamil: India, Sri Lanka
• Tatar: Russia (Tatarstan)
• Telugu: India
• Thai: Thailand
• Tibetan: China (Tibet), India, Nepal, Bhutan
• Tigrinya: Eritrea, Ethiopia
• Tonga: Tonga
• Tsonga: South Africa, Mozambique, Zimbabwe
• Tswana: Botswana
• Turkmen: Turkmenistan
• Turkish: Turkey, Cyprus
• Twi: Ghana
• Ukrainian: Ukraine
• Urdu: Pakistan, India
• Uyghur: China (Xinjiang)
• Uzbek: Uzbekistan
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