A To Z Language Names: All Languages In The World

Welcome to a linguistic voyage that spans the globe! In this article, we embark on a journey from A to Z, exploring the fascinating diversity of languages spoken across our planet. Language is not only a means of communication but also a window into the rich tapestry of human culture and expression. Whether you’re a polyglot, a language enthusiast, or simply curious about the vast array of tongues that shape our world, you’re in for an enlightening and educational experience.

From “Arabic” to “Zulu,” we’ll delve into the world of language names, offering insights into their origins, unique features, and the communities that cherish them. This A to Z language list will not only expand your linguistic horizons but also deepen your appreciation for the beauty of human communication. So, let’s embark on this alphabetical linguistic journey together and celebrate the global symphony of voices that make our world a wonderfully diverse and interconnected place.

Language Names Beginning with Letter A to Z

Here is an A to Z list of languages along with their approximate number of speakers as of my last knowledge update in January 2022. Please note that the number of speakers can vary over time due to various factors, including population growth, language revitalization efforts, and more.

Language	Approx. Number of Speakers
Arabic	310 million
Bengali	230 million
Chinese (Mandarin)	1.1 billion
Dutch	25 million
English	1.3 billion
French	220 million
German	90 million
Hindi	590 million
Italian	70 million
Japanese	130 million
Korean	80 million
Lithuanian	3 million
Malay	230 million
Norwegian	5 million
Odia (Oriya)	45 million
Portuguese	220 million
Quechua	8 million
Russian	258 million
Spanish	460 million
Tamil	70 million
Urdu	230 million
Vietnamese	90 million
Welsh	1.5 million
Xhosa	7 million
Yoruba	25 million
Zulu	12 million

Please note that these numbers are approximate and can vary depending on factors such as dialects and regional variations. Additionally, some languages may have significantly more speakers if you include second language speakers or non-native speakers.

Top 50 Languages in the World (A-Z)

Here is a list of the top 50 languages, along with details about their origins, native regions, and approximate number of speakers as of my last knowledge update in January 2022:

1. Chinese (Mandarin)
   • Origin: China
   • Native Region: China
   • Approximate Number of Speakers: 1.1 billion
2. Spanish
   • Origin: Spain
   • Native Region: Spain, Latin America
   • Approximate Number of Speakers: 460 million
3. English
   • Origin: England
   • Native Region: United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia, and many other countries
   • Approximate Number of Speakers: 1.3 billion
4. Hindi
   • Origin: India
   • Native Region: India
   • Approximate Number of Speakers: 590 million
5. Arabic
   • Origin: Arabian Peninsula
   • Native Region: Arab World
   • Approximate Number of Speakers: 310 million
6. Portuguese
   • Origin: Portugal
   • Native Region: Portugal, Brazil
   • Approximate Number of Speakers: 220 million
7. Bengali
   • Origin: India and Bangladesh
   • Native Region: Bangladesh, West Bengal (India)
   • Approximate Number of Speakers: 230 million
8. Russian
   • Origin: Russia
   • Native Region: Russia, former Soviet Republics
   • Approximate Number of Speakers: 258 million
9. Japanese
   • Origin: Japan
   • Native Region: Japan
   • Approximate Number of Speakers: 130 million
10. Punjabi
    • Origin: India and Pakistan
    • Native Region: Punjab region of India and Pakistan
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 100 million
11. German
    • Origin: Germany
    • Native Region: Germany, Austria, Switzerland
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 90 million
12. Javanese
    • Origin: Indonesia
    • Native Region: Island of Java, Indonesia
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 84 million
13. Wu (Shanghainese)
    • Origin: China
    • Native Region: Shanghai and surrounding areas
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 90 million
14. Malay/Indonesian
    • Origin: Malay Archipelago
    • Native Region: Malaysia, Indonesia
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 230 million
15. Telugu
    • Origin: India
    • Native Region: Andhra Pradesh and Telangana (India)
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 93 million
16. Vietnamese
    • Origin: Vietnam
    • Native Region: Vietnam
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 90 million
17. Korean
    • Origin: Korean Peninsula
    • Native Region: Korea (North and South)
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 80 million
18. French
    • Origin: France
    • Native Region: France, Canada, parts of Africa, and other French-speaking communities
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 220 million
19. Tamil
    • Origin: India and Sri Lanka
    • Native Region: Tamil Nadu (India), Sri Lanka, and Tamil diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 70 million
20. Marathi
    • Origin: India
    • Native Region: Maharashtra (India)
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 83 million
21. Turkish
    • Origin: Turkey
    • Native Region: Turkey, Cyprus, and Turkish diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 85 million
22. Urdu
    • Origin: India and Pakistan
    • Native Region: Pakistan, parts of India
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 230 million
23. Italian
    • Origin: Italy
    • Native Region: Italy, parts of Switzerland and Croatia
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 70 million
24. Thai
    • Origin: Thailand
    • Native Region: Thailand
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 60 million
25. Gujarati
    • Origin: India
    • Native Region: Gujarat (India), Indian diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 55 million
26. Jin (Shanxi Chinese)
    • Origin: China
    • Native Region: Shanxi Province and surrounding areas
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 45 million
27. Kannada
    • Origin: India
    • Native Region: Karnataka (India)
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 43 million
28. Egyptian Arabic
    • Origin: Egypt
    • Native Region: Egypt
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 65 million
29. Polish
    • Origin: Poland
    • Native Region: Poland, Polish diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 40 million
30. Ukrainian
    • Origin: Ukraine
    • Native Region: Ukraine, Ukrainian diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 37 million
31. Igbo
    • Origin: Nigeria
    • Native Region: Southeastern Nigeria
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 30 million
32. Xhosa
    • Origin: South Africa
    • Native Region: Eastern Cape (South Africa)
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 7 million
33. Tagalog
    • Origin: Philippines
    • Native Region: Philippines
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 82 million
34. Amharic
    • Origin: Ethiopia
    • Native Region: Ethiopia
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 25 million
35. Farsi (Persian)
    • Origin: Iran
    • Native Region: Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Persian-speaking communities
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 110 million
36. Romanian
    • Origin: Romania
    • Native Region: Romania, Moldova, Romanian diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 25 million
37. Odia (Oriya)
    • Origin: India
    • Native Region: Odisha (India)
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 45 million
38. Sindhi
    • Origin: Pakistan and India
    • Native Region: Sindh region of Pakistan and Indian diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 24 million
39. Nepali
    • Origin: Nepal
    • Native Region: Nepal, parts of India
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 17 million
40. Greek
    • Origin: Greece
    • Native Region: Greece, Cyprus, Greek diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 13 million
41. Bulgarian
    • Origin: Bulgaria
    • Native Region: Bulgaria, Bulgarian diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 9 million
42. Hebrew
    • Origin: Ancient Israel
    • Native Region: Israel, Jewish communities worldwide
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 9 million
43. Hungarian
    • Origin: Hungary
    • Native Region: Hungary, Hungarian diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 13 million
44. Swedish
    • Origin: Sweden
    • Native Region: Sweden, parts of Finland
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 10 million
45. Hausa
    • Origin: West Africa
    • Native Region: West Africa (Nigeria, Niger, Ghana)
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 80 million
46. Azerbaijani
    • Origin: Azerbaijan
    • Native Region: Azerbaijan, Iranian Azerbaijan, and Azerbaijani diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 25 million
47. Czech
    • Origin: Czech Republic
    • Native Region: Czech Republic, Czech diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 10 million
48. Kinyarwanda
    • Origin: Rwanda
    • Native Region: Rwanda, parts of Uganda and Congo
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 12 million
49. Dutch
    • Origin: Netherlands
    • Native Region: Netherlands, Belgium, Dutch-speaking communities worldwide
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 25 million
50. Haitian Creole
    • Origin: Haiti
    • Native Region: Haiti and Haitian diaspora
    • Approximate Number of Speakers: 12 million

Please note that these numbers are approximate and can change over time due to various factors. Additionally, languages often have speakers in regions beyond their native areas due to migration and diaspora communities.

List of Language Names Starting with A to Z

Languages That Start With A

A’Tong	Aari	Aasax
Abanyom	Abaza	Abellen
Abenaki	Abkhaz	Abua
Abui	Abujmaria	Abure
Acehnese	Achang	Achi
Acholi	Achumawi	Adai
Adangbe	Adangme	Adele
Adioukrou	Adnyamathanha	Adyghe
Afade	Afar	Afrihili
Afrikaans	Aghem	Aghul
Aguacateco	Ahlo	Ahtna
Aini	Ainu	Ajie
Akan	Akawaio	Akhoe
Akkadian	Akkala Sami	Aklanon
Aku	Akum	Alabama
Albanian	Aleut	Algerian Saharan Arabic
Algonquin	Alsatian	Altai
Altay	Alyutor	Amdang
Amharic	Amo	Amoy
Amuesha	Ancient Egyptian Language	Ancient Greek
Anda	Andalusian Arabic	Anfillo
Angika	Anglo	Angloromani
Anlo	Anyin	Ao
Apache	Apsaalooke	A-Pucikwar
Apurina	Arabela	Arabic
Aragonese	Aram	Aramaic
Aranese	Arapaho	Arbereshe Albanian
Archi	Are	Argobba
Arikara	Arin	Armenian
Armenian Alphabet	Aromanian	Arpitan
Arrernte	Arvanitic	Arvanitika
Ashkun	Asi	Askunu
Assamese	Assiniboine	Asturian
Ateso Or Teso	Atikamekw	Auslan
Avar	Avestan	Awadhi
Aweer	Awijilah	Ayapaneco
Aymara	Äynu	Azerbaijani
Azoyu Me’Phaa	Aztec

Languages That Start With B

Babine	Bacairi	Badaga
Badeshi	Badini	Baga
Bahnar	Bai	Baki
Balinese	Balochi	Balti
Bamanankan	Bambara	Bangla
Bantu	Banyuwangi	Bartangi
Basa	Basaa	Basahan
Bashkardi	Bashkir	Bashkort
Basque	Bassa	Batak
Bats	Batsbiy	Batu
Baybayin	Beja	Belarus
Belarusan	Belarusian	Belgian
Belhare	Bemba	Bembe
Bengali	Berber	Berta
Betawi	Bete	Bezhta
Bhili	Bhojpuri	Big Nambas
Bihari	Bijago	Bikol
Bikya Or Furu	Bilen	Bislama
Bissa	Blackfoot	Bodo
Bohairic	Bonan Or Paoan	Bopomofo
Borama	Bororo	Bosnian
Brahui	Braille	Bravanese
Brazilian Portuguese	Breton	Bua
Buginese	Buhid	Bukusu
Bulgarian	Bunjevac	Burmese
Burushaski	Buryat	Bussa

Languages That Start With C

Caddo	Cahto	Cahuarano
Cahuilla	Cambodian	Canichana
Cantonese	Carian	Carrier
Catalan	Catalonian	Catawba
Cayuga	Cebuano	Celtiberian
Chaga Or Kichagga	Chakma	Chalcatongo Mixtec
Cham	Chamarra	Chamorro
Chechen	Chenchu	Chenoua
Cherokee	Chewa	Cheyenne
Chhattisgarhi	Chichewa	Chickasaw
Chilcotin	Chinese	Chipewyan
Chiswina	Chittagonian	Chocangaca
Choctaw	Chukchi	Chulym
Church Slavonic	Chuvash	Cimbrian
Cocoma Or Cocama	Cocopa	Cocos Islands Malay
Coeur D’Alene	Comanche	Comorian
Cook Islands Maori	Coptic	Cornish
Corsican	Cree	Crimean Tatar
Croatian	Cupeno	Cypriot Arabic
Czech

Languages That Start With D

Dagbane	Dagbani	Dahlik
Dair	Daka	Dakhini
Dakota	Dalecarlian	Dameli
Danish	Dargwa	Dari
Dari-Persian	Daur Or Dagur	Dene
Deseret	Dhatki	Dhivehi
Dholuo	Dhuwal	Dida
Digaro	Dinka	Dioula
Dioula Or Jula	Divehi	Dogri
Dolgan	Domari	Drehu
Duala	Dungan	Dupaningan
Durkha	Dutch	Dutton World Speedwords
Dyula	Dzongkha

Languages That Start With E

E	Eastern Yugur	Edo
Efik	Egyptian Arabic	Ekoti
Enets	English	Eritrean
Erzya	Esan	Esperanto
Estonian	European	Even
Evenki	Ewe	Éwe
Extremaduran	Eyak

Languages That Start With F

Fala	Faliscan	Fang
Faroese	Farsi	Fataluku
Fiji Hindi	Fijian	Filipino
Filipino Sign Language	Finnish	Flemish
Fon	French	Frisian
Friulian	Fujianese	Fula
Fulah	Fulani	Fur
Fuzhou

Languages That Start With G

Ga	Gadaba	Gaelic
Gagauz	Galician	Gallo
Gan	Ganda	Gangte
Garhwali	Garre	Gaulish
Gayo	Ge’Ez	Ge’Ez
Georgian	German	Ghanaian
Gibanawa	Gikuyu	Gikuyu Or Kikuyu
Gilaki	Gilbertese	Gileki
Glagolitic	Goaria	Godoberi
Gondi	Gothic	Gowro
Grebo	Greek	Greenlandic
Grenadian French Creole	Grunshi	Guarani
Gujarati	Gullah	Gumuz
Gurkhali	Gurung	Gusii
Gwich’In	Gwichʼin

Languages That Start With H

Hadza	Haida	Hainanese
Haitian	Haitian Creole	Hakka
Ham	Han	Hanuno’O
Harari	Harauti	Harsusi
Haryanvi	Harzani	Hausa
Hawaiian	Hawaiian Creole	Hazaragi
Hebrew	Herero	Hertevin
Hijazi	Hiligaynon	Hill Mari
Himba	Hindi	Hindko
Hindustani	Hinuq	Hiri Motu
Hixkaryana	Hmar	Hmong
Ho	Hobyot	Hokkien
Hopi	Hottentot	Hulaula
Hungarian	Hunsrik	Hupa
Hwla

Languages That Start With I

Iban	Ibibio	Icelandic
Ido	Ife	Igala
Igbo	Igorot	Ik
Ili Turki	Ilocano	Ilokano
Ilonggo	Imeraguen	Inari Sami
Indian	Indonesian	Ingush
Interlingua	Interlingue	Interslavic
Inuinnaqtun	Inuit	Inuit Sign Language
Inuit/Inupiaq	Inuktitut	Inupiak
Inupiaq	Iraqw	Irish
Irish Gaelic	Iroquoian	Irula
Ishkashimi	Isthmus Nahuatl	Istro Romanian
Istro-Romanian	Italian	Iu Mien
Ivatan

Languages That Start With J

Jamaican Creole	Japanese	Jaqaru
Jarai	Jarawa	Javanese
Jawi	Jerriais	Jonkha
Juang	Judaeo	Jurchen
Jutish

Languages That Start With K

K’Iche’	Kabardian	Kabyle
Kaingang	Kaixana	Kalaallisut
Kalasha	Kamba	Kamkata
Kannada	Kanuri	Kapampangan
Kara	Karachay-Balkar	Karagas
Karaim	Karakalpak	Karamojong
Karay	Karelian	Karen
Karenic	Kashmiri	Kashubian
Kaska	Kayah Li	Kazakh
Kelantanese Malay	Kendeje	Kerek
Ket	Khakas	Khalaj
Khandeshi	Khanty	Khanty Or Ostyak
Khasi	Khitan	Khmer
Khmu	Khoekhoe	Khowar
Kiga	Kikuyu	Kildin Sami
Kilinga	Kimatuumbi	Kimki
Kinyarwanda	Kirghiz	Kirombo
Kirundi	Kituba	Kivunjo
Kolami	Komi	Kongo
Kongo Or Kikongo	Konkani	Koraga
Korandje	Korean	Korku
Korobore	Korwa	Koryak
Kosovan	Kosraean	Kota
Kotopo	Koya	Krio
Kuanua	Kui	Kujarge
Kuliak	Kulitan	Kumauni
Kumyk	Kumzari	Kunama
Kurdish	Kurdish Languages	Kurmanji
Kusunda	Kutchi	Kwadi
Kwanyama	Kxoe	Kyrgyz

Languages That Start With L

Laal	Ladakhi	Ladin
Lakha	Laki	Lakota
Lao	Larestani	Latin
Latvian	Laz	Leonese
Lepcha	Lezgin	Liberian
Ligbi Or Ligby	Likpe	Limbu
Limburgish	Lingala	Lipan Apache
Lishana Deni	Lisu	Lithuanian
Livonian	Livonian Or Liv	Llocano
Logba	Lojban	Lombard
Lomwe	Lotha	Low German
Low Prussian Dialect	Lower Sorbian	Lozi Or Silozi
Luba	Ludic Or Ludian	Lufu
Luganda	Luiseno	Lunda
Lunda Or Chilunda	Luo	Luri
Lushootseed	Lusoga	Lusoga Or Soga
Luvale	Luwati	Luxembourgish
Luyia	Lycian	Lydian

Languages That Start With M

Maasai	Maay Maay	Macedonian
Madurese	Magadhi	Magahi
Magar	Maguindanao	Maithili
Makassarese	Makhuwa	Makhuwa Or Makua
Makhuwa-Meetto	Malagasy	Malay
Malayalam	Malaysian	Malinke
Maltese	Mam	Manchu
Mandaic	Mandarin	Mandingo
Mandinka	Mandombe	Maninka
Manipuri	Mansi Or Vogul	Manx
Manyika	Maori	Maori English
Marathi	Mari Or Cheremis	Maria
Marshallese	Marwari	Masaba
Masalit	Mauritian Creole	Mawa
Maya	Mazanderani	Meadow Mari
Meankieli	Mehri Or Mahri	Meitei
Meithei	Mende	Menominee
Meru	Meru Or Kimeru	Miami
Michoacan Nahuatl	Min	Min Bei
Min Dong	Min Nan	Min Zhong
Minangkabau	Mirandese	Mirpuri
Mizo	Moghol	Mohawk
Moksha	Moldovan	Molengue
Mon	Monegasque	Mongo
Mongolian	Mono	Montagnais
Montenegrin	Mor	Moroccan
Mosquito	Motu	Muher
Mundang	Mundari	Munji
Muria	Muscogee Creek	Musgu
Muskum	Mussau

Languages That Start With N

Nǀu	Nafaanra	Nagarchal
Nagumi	Nahuatl	Nama
Nanai	Nara	Naukan Yupik
Nauruan	Navajo	Ndali
Ndebele	Ndonga	Ndyuka
Neapolitan	Negidal	Nemadi
Nepal Bhasa	Nepalese	Nepali
Nestorian	New Zealand Sign Language	Ngbee
Ngumba	Nias	Niellim
Nihali	Nimboran	Ningbo
Niuean	N’Ko	Nogai
Nooksack	North Ndebele	Northern Sami
Northern Sotho	Northern Thai	Norwegian
Norwegian Bokmal	Norwegian Nynorsk	Nottoway
Nuer	Nuosu	Nuosu/Yi
Nuristani	Nuuchahnulth	Nyabwa
Nyah Kur	Nyakyusa	Nyamwezi
Nyangia	Nyanja	Nyoro

Languages That Start With O

Occidental	Occitan	Odia
Ogham	Oirat	Oirata
Ojibwa	Ojibwe	Okinawan
Okinawan Japanese	Old Church Slavonic	Old English
Omagua	Omotik	Oneida
Onge	Ongota	Ontong Java
Oriya	Ormuri	Oroch
Orok	Oromo	Oscan
Osmanya	Ossetian	Ostyak
Otomi

Languages That Start With P

Pahari	Paite	Pakistani
Pali	Palula	Pandan Bikol
Pangasinan	Pangasinense	Papiamento
Parachi	Paratio	Parya
Pashayi	Pashto	Patois
Pattani Malay	Persian	Peul
Phags	Phalura	Phoenician
Phuthi	Picard	Pidgin
Piemonteis	Pig Latin	Pilipino
Pima	Piman	Pipil
Piraha	Pitjantjatjara	Plautdietsch
Pohnpeian	Polish	Portuguese
Pothohari	Pu	Puelche
Puma	Punjabi

Languages That Start With Q

Quanzhou	Quebecois	Quebocis
Quechua	Quechuan	Quinalt
Quinqui	Qusqu

Languages That Start With R

Raga	Rajasthani	Ramanos
Rarotongan	Rer Bare	Rhade
Rhaeto	Rinconada	Rohingya
Roma	Romani	Romanian
Romansh	Romany	Rotokas
Runic	Runyankole	Russian
Rusyn	Ruthenian	Rwanda
Rwandan

Languages That Start With S

Sadri	Saho	Sahu
Salar	Samburu	Sami
Samoan	Sandawe	Sango
Sanskrit	Santali	Sapudi
Sara	Saraiki	Sardinian
Sarikoli	Sasak	Saurashtra
Savara	Savi	Sawai
Scots	Scots Gaelic	Scottish Gaelic
Semnani	Senaya	Serbian
Serbo	Serbo-Croatian	Serer
Seroa	Sesotho	Seto Or Setu
Setswana	Shan	Shanghaiese
Shanghainese	Shavian	Sherpa Language
Shilluk	Shimaore	Shina
Shona	Shor	Shoshoni
Shughni	Shumashti	Shuna
Shuswap	Sichuan Yi	Sicilian
Sidamo	Siddhaṃ	Sika
Sikkimese	Silesian	Sindhi
Sinhala	Sinhalese	Sininkere
Sioux	Sivandi	Skolt Sami
Slavey	Slovak	Slovene
Slovenian	Somali	Sonjo Or Temi
Soqotri	Sora	Sorani
Sorbian	Sotho	Sourashtra
South Bolivian Quechua	South Estonian	South Ndebele
Southern Quechua	Southern Sami	Southern Sotho
Spanish	Standard Arabic	Stellingwarfs
Suba	Sudanese	Sukuma
Sumerian	Sundanese	Surajpuri
Susu	Susuami	Svan
Swahili	Swati	Swedish
Swiss German	Sylheti	Syriac

Languages That Start With T

Taa	Tachelhit	Tadzhik
Tagalog	Tagbanwa	Tahitian
Tai Dam	Tai Khun	Tai Lu
Tai Nua	Tai Tham	Taishan
Taiwanese	Tajik	Tajiki
Takestani	Talysh	Tamang
Tamazight	Tamil	Tanacross
Tangut	Tat Or Tati	Tatar
Tausug	Tebu	Tehuelche
Teluga	Telugu	Temmne
Teochew	Tepes	Terengganu
Teribe	Tetum	Text
Thai	Tharu	Tibetan
Tibetic Languages	Tigre	Tigre Or Xasa
Tigrigna	Tigrinya	Tiv
Tlingit	Tobagonian Creole	Toda
Tofa	Tok Pisin	Tonga
Tongan	Tongva	Toucouleur
Tregami	Trinidadian Creole	Tsat
Tsez	Tshil	Tshiluba
Tsonga	Tswana	Tu Or Monguor
Tuareg	Tubatulabal	Tulu
Tumbuka	Tumpoon	Tungus
Tunica	Tunisian Arabic	Tupiniquim
Turkish	Turkmen	Turoyo
Tuvan	Twi	Tzeltal
Tzotzil

Languages That Start With U

Uanacross	Ubykh	Udmurt Or Votyak
Uduk	Ugaritic	Uighur
Ukrainian	Ulch Or Olcha	Umbrian
Umbundu	Upper Sorbian	Urdu
Urum	Uspanteco	Ute
Uwet	Uyghur	Uyghur Or Uigur
Uzbek

Languages That Start With V

Vaagri Booli	Vafsi	Vai
Valencian	Vedda	Venda
Venetian	Veps	Vietnamese
Vincentian Creole	Vlax Romani	Volapuk
Voro	Votic	Votic Or Votian
Votyak

Languages That Start With W

Waddar	Wakhi	Walloon
Waray	Warlpiri	Washo
Wasi	Welsh	West Frisian
Western Frisian	Western Itelmen	Weyto
Wintu	Wolane	Wolof
Wu	Wutana

Languages That Start With X

Xaracuu	Xhosa	Xiang
Xibe	Xibe Or Sibo	Xipaya
Xiriana	Xucuru

Languages That Start With Y

Yaaku Language	Yaeyama Language	Yaghnobi
Yakut	Yanesha	Yankunytjatjara Language
Yanomami	Yanyuwa	Yapese
Yaqui	Yauma	Yaunde
Yavapai	Yazdi	Yemenite Hebrew
Yeni	Yeni Language	Yevanic Language
Yi	Yi Language	Yiddish
Yidgha	Yoeme	Yokutsan Languages
Yonaguni Language	Yoruba	Yoruba Language
Yucatec	Yucatec Maya Language	Yuchi
Yuchi Language	Yue	Yukaghir Languages
Yup’Ik	Yurats Language	Yurok Language

Languages That Start With Z

Zaghawa	Zakkur	Zaparo
Zapotec	Zaza	Zazaki
Zhuang	Zulu	Zuni Or Zuni
Zuojiang Zhuang	Zway Or Zay	Zyphe Chin

Conclusion

The comprehensive “A To Z Language Names list” article offers a fascinating exploration into the diversity and richness of human languages worldwide. Highlighting languages from Afrikaans to Zulu, it illuminates the vast array of linguistic expressions, cultural nuances, and historical significance embedded within each language. This extensive compilation serves as a testament to the beauty and complexity of human communication, showcasing the intricate tapestry of languages that shape our global society.

The article underscores the importance of preserving linguistic heritage and embracing the multilingual mosaic that contributes to our collective identity. Ultimately, it inspires a deeper appreciation for the boundless diversity of languages that enrich our world.