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What is available today
302744 translated articles are currently listed across 41 locales. The target is 42 locales, including English. A target language does not mean every article has already been translated.
Translation and review
Machine translations are labeled. Automated checks preserve technical numbers, filenames, code, links and article structure. These checks do not replace human review of language quality. When the English source changes, an older translation is withheld until it has been updated. We never silently label English content as another language.
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How languages were selected
2026 Ethnologue individual-language L1+L2 ranking, cross-checked against published reproductions. The primary ranking is access restricted. Numbers and positions are estimates, not readership guarantees.
Conservative coverage superset, not a fabricated exact ranking. Geographic Europe includes European Russia, European Turkey, the UK and non-EU states. Europe-wide L1+L2 figures are incomplete and not comparable across censuses. Cover major standardized languages plus contested boundary candidates and large regional varieties. No EU-only survey is represented as Europe-wide.
Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Arabic are distinct entries in the world ranking. Nigerian Pidgin is distinct from English. Simplified and Traditional Chinese are two script locales for one ranked language. Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrin are separate publishing locales without double-counting a speaker population. Norwegian uses Bokmål initially. Bavarian, Neapolitan, Sicilian and Swiss German require regional-language review.
- Primary global ranking, access restricted
- Accessible reproduction of global top 15, 2026-06-13
- Secondary geographic-Europe compilation; incomplete total-speaker estimates; includes overlapping varieties
- 2024 EU survey only; cross-check, never sole European coverage source
Language directory
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- Norsk bokmål (Norwegian Bokmål)
- Slovenčina (Slovak)
- Shqip (Albanian)
- Беларуская (Belarusian)
- Boarisch (Bavarian)
- Napulitano (Neapolitan)
- Schwiizerdütsch (Swiss German)
- Sicilianu (Sicilian)
- 繁體中文 (Mandarin Chinese (Traditional))
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A translation retains the original article's evidence and limitations. Translating an article does not independently verify its claims. Program names, commands, signatures and paths must be checked against the actual machine and the publisher's documentation.
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