Most Spoken European Languages
DirectionsName the European languages with at least 100K native speakers in Europe. Some languages may often be considered dialects of another language. You must be reasonably specific naming the languages in this quiz as they are broken down a bit.

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FYI i had to reset the answer stats (% guessed right) due to a technical issue. So they will look a little off at first now.
Interesting how certain languages (Turkish, Azeri, Chechen, Kazakh) are considered European languages while languages in the same geographic areas and with similar origins (Armenian, Georgian, etc) aren’t.
Turkey has some land firmly in Europe, and Chechnya and the North Caucasus are in Europe as well. There are enough crossover Azeri and Kazakh speakers in the European parts of Russia that they could be argued as European as well. I know there’s debate over whether the South Caucasus (Georgia and Armenia) are culturally European, but geographically they’re not, and they don’t have as many speakers in Europe.
Surely there are more than 100K native Arabic speakers in Europe.
European languages only for this quiz.