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1. There Are More Than 7000 known Languages In The World
The exact number, as I write this, is 7, 117 โ but that could change tomorrowโฆ any idea why?
6000 of these are indigenous languages, and 90% have fewer than 100,000 speakers.
But thereโs no telling how many UNKNOWN languages there are, since some places are a little scary to walk intoโฆ !
2. Half Of Planet Earthโs Population Speaks Only 23 Languages
Thatโs right! Here are the top 20:
English
Mandarin Chinese
Hindi
Spainsh
French
Arabic
Bengali
Russian
Portuguese
Urdu
Indonesian
German
Japanese
Nigerian Pidgin
Marathi
Telugu
Turkish
Tamil
Yue Chinese
Vietnamese
It gets worseโฆ
Half of the 7000 languages are doomed โ firstly because no children speak them, secondly because they have no written form, so who's recording them??
Third, UNESCO says those indigenous languages I mentioned are in big trouble because the speakers are losing their natural homes.
5. The City With The Most Languages Is New York City
Surprised? Well, itโs a city of immigrants and the most linguistically diverse city in the world, with over 800 languages.
But how's this for amazing: Cities like NYC sometimes become strongholds for languages that have since gone extinct in their mother countries!
6. This Language Has No Numbers
Not only donโt they have words for numbers, they also have no words for colours!
So to describe red theyโll say โbloodlikeโ, and for black theyโll say โdirty bloodโ.
In 1980 someone decided to teach them how to count.
8 months later, no-one could even add 1 plus 1, and they all flunked.
Lesson: the concept of counting is best learned early onโฆ
And if your language has no numbers, forget about it โ go fishing!
7. The Hopi Language Has No Words To Express Time
And no words even for past, present or future.
So how on earth do they know whatโs going on?!
This is so coolโฆ and kind of mind-bendingโฆ
The Hopi donโt see time the way we do โ on a timeline.
To them, thereโs only the experienced and the yet-to-be-experienced.
Imagine if you couldnโt separate time into Junes and Septembers?
โHey guys, we have a Norwegian language course starting when it's hot and humid. Uhhโฆ at least in Arizona!โ
Hah, maybe I should try that.
Well, turns out our mother tongue influences our thoughts
FAR more than we realiseโฆ
And before I plunge into THAT gigantic rabbit hole, hereโs number 8!
8. THIS Language Has So Many Clicks That Everyone Eventually Grows A Lump On Their Larynx
They call it humanityโs most complex language and if you fancy learning it, Iโm afraid I canโt help you this time!
Itโs an ancient language spoken by about 3,000 semi-nomadic people of Botswana and eastern Namibia.
82% of the basic vocabulary starts with a click!!
But itโs not just the clicks;
Thereโs an astonishing array of unusual soundsโฆ
It has the most consonants of any language on the planet, and depending on the dialect, There are 58 consonants, 31 vowels, and four tones, or 87 consonants, 20 vowels, and two tonesโฆ
Or is it 130 consonantsโฆ Argh, I give up!
9. Natural Vocabulary Growth Stops At Middle Age
But you have a choice, so donโt let that stop you! Go do the exact opposite!!
10. The Last Language To Go Extinct Was On The 5th Of May 2023
I am not joking!
But if you can pronounce this language, you win.
Iโm gonna stick with the easy version: Columbia-Moses, or WeNATCHee.
Itโs a Southern Interior Salish language of Idaho, in the US, and the last living speaker was a lovely 96-year-old lady. So sad.
11. Hawaiian Has At Least 200 Words For Rain
But what about rainbow?
Amazing! Hawaiian has words for Earth-clinging rainbows, standing rainbows, double rainbows, misty rainbows, moonbowsโฆ
All very fitting, of course, because Hawaiโi is also where youโll see the best rainbows on planet earth!
12. Zimbabwe Has The Most Official Languages โ Sixteen!
But some feel it depends on what you call official, and thereโs a bit of controversy here!
A country can have as many official languages as it wants.
Zimbabwe has 16, but most people are Shona and only 3 languages are very widely used.
India has 22 official languages, but the Constitution only recognizes them at regional level, giving Zimbabwe the edge.
How about Bolivia, though? They have 37 โofficialโ languages that are official at regional level, but some are extinct, soโฆ ?!?
As for South Africa, their 11 official languages are ALL used officially, and are considered equally important.
So glad Iโm not the one deciding!
13. The World's Youngest Language Is Afrikaans
Seven million South Africans speak it, and officially itโs only 100 years old!
Afrikaans was derived from 17th-Century Dutch, with influences from Malay, Portuguese, French, German, English and [KOY-KOY] languages.
It was declared an official language on 8 May 1925โฆ
No longer a dialect of Dutch, but its own thing!
The birth of Afrikaans is considered a remarkable feat, โcause it started off as a pidgin, and became a complete language โ
And one they fiercely fight for!
14: The Longest Word In English Takes 3 Hours To Pronounce
Itโs the largest protein ever discoveredโฆ But what to call it?
Thereโs a rule for this โ of course there is. To name a protein, you have to name every single atom in it โ
Even if it has 34,350 different atoms per molecule!
A name with *this many* letters? Meh, letโs just call it titin [TIE-tin].
15. There Are About 70 Whistle Languages In The World
In the BC days, clever people living in mountainous regions thought of a great way to gossip with the neighboursโฆ
If you were good, your whistle could be heard 10km away!
You still get these whistle languages in some remote places,
And every one of them is based on the local spoken languageโฆ
My question is: what happens when you start losing your teeth?
16. The Aymara Language Flips Past And Future Around
What!? OK, so you know how we map the future as if it were in front of us, and the past in the back of us?
Most languages and cultures of the world do this, but not the Aymara, who live in the Amazonโฆ
If youโre an insomniac, I apologise in advanceโฆ
The Aymara see time the other way around! Why? Itโs complicated.
Quickest explanation: The past is something youโve actually seen, so it should be in front of you.
The future is something youโve never seen, soโฆ
Get behind me, future!!
17. The Average Native English Speaker Knows 20-30,000 Words
But youโre probably AWARE of about 42,000 words, you just donโt know how to use them all!
Before we feel too clever, ever tried to count the words in a dictionary?
Counting ALL of the forms, and ALL of the slang, he might be right.
So donโt put that dictionary away just yet.
18. At Least Half Of The World Is Bilingual
How does that make you feel? Are YOU bilingual yet?
Better get learning!
19. Papua New Guinea Has 840 Languages
The oldest ones are called Papuan languages, but get thisโฆthey donโt even share a single root!
Theyโre split into dozens of unrelated families, and theyโre the least-documented languages of the world, so lots of excitement waiting to happen!
And then you get the Austronesian languages, which are completely different.
How did this crazy beautiful diversity happen?
Well, itโs the worldโs most rural country, and not all of these jungles, swamps and mountains have been explored!
20. Thereโs A Language With Only 12 Letters
12 letters, but only 11 sounds, because two letters have the same sound.
Anyone know what language comes next with only 13 letters?
Hereโs a clue: They have lots of rainbows!
21. There Are More Than 200 Artificial Languages
Elvish, Klingon, Esperantoโฆ Help me out here, guys?
Artificial languages were invented โ they didnโt happen naturally.
Most were invented for books or moviesโฆ and some weird attempts at world peaceโฆ
And in theory, anyone can invent an artificial language.
Getting people to care that you did it is another story!!
22. This Language Has No Words For Direction
It's an ancient Australian language that the Aboriginals have been speaking for 1000s of years, and it was the first aboriginal language ever written down.
So you know you refer to where a thing is from the point of view of where YOU are?
My camera is in front of me. The door is behind me.
These are ego-centric directions โ normal for most languages.
Well, these guys donโt see it that way.
They use cardinal directions for everything.
My camera is north, my door is south โ that kinda thing.
Waitโฆ IS that south? Iโm not sure!!
23. 50% Of Twins Have A Secret Language Called Cryptophasiaโฆ
Remember this one when we get to 26!
Twin languages are usually based on their parentโs language, with lots of mispronunciation, wobbly grammar, and sound effects thrown in.
But it turns into something secret only they can understand because they constantly imitate and reinforce each otherโฆ
And in rare cases, twins have invented entire languages!
24. The First Language Ever Written Was Sumerian
It was almost 5500 years ago in Mesopotamia.
It started off more like pictures, but by 2900 BC, Sumerians were writing words in wet clay with a reed.
But Egyptian hieroglyphs arenโt far off โ they appeared on small ivory tablets in about 3200 BCโฆ
And the first INK writing was found in Egypt. Cool, huh?
25. Cambodian Has The Longest Alphabet, With 74 Letters
Thatโs 33 consonants and 41 vowels.
It descended from the Brahmi script of ancient India, and it is complicated to learn, so letโs tackle that another day!
26. Your Personal Way Of Speaking Is Called An Idiolect
If you put your idiolect with a bunch of other peopleโs idiolects that sound similar to yours, you get a dialectโฆ
And a dialect is just one version of one language.
So are you special? Of course you are! Unless you have a twinโฆ
27. In Polish Scrabble, The Fifth Most Common Tile Is Zโฆ
No surprise that Polish Z is only worth one point!
But there are also extra Zโs with diacritics, soโฆ what if we count those?
If you ever play Polish Scrabble, let me know!
Polish words are NOTORIOUS for having so few vowels.
28. The Taki-Taki Language Only Has 340 Words
If you want to hear it, buy a ticket to Suriname!
Suriname is the only country in South America where the official language is not a Latin languageโฆ It's Dutch.
But Dutch is just one of the 14 local languages.
Thereโs Javanese, Hindustani, Chineseโฆ
But donโt panic โ you can just speak Taki Taki.
Taki-Taki is an English-based creole that supposedly only has 340 words โ at least according to the Guiness book of records.
OKayโฆ we donโt believe a word of it! Hereโs a truer factโฆ
29. You Can Never Know How Many Words Are In A Language
After all, What counts as a word? This'll keep you guessing!
30. About 46 Languages Only Have A Single Speaker
And these speakers are all old. What should we do about this?
Keep learning languages, of course!
31. Basque Is A Mystery Language
Basque has nothing in common with any other language on Earth.
Nobody knows where it came from, but itโs very ancient โthe oldest living language in Europe, in fact.
Basque is actually a modern version of a pre-Indo European language called Aquitanian โ how crazy is that?
People speak it in the far north of Spainโฆso how on earth did it never mix with Spanish or French?!
32. 1000 Years From Now, English Will Sound Completely Different
Languages are constantly evolving and English has changed a lot since 1000 years ago.
Plus every single non-English country speaks English differentlyโฆ
English is doomed to evolve, I'm afraid!
If you donโt like this idea, stop using the lazy words; use the good ones!
33. And Finallyโฆ Nobody Knows Where Language Came From
Not a clue!
Yet we somehow know that languages have existed since 100,000 BCโฆ
So there you have it โ 33 strange language facts. Is your mind blown yet?
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