[{"n": "Sign language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/sign-language/", "s": "Visual-manual languages with full linguistic complexity."}, {"n": "Spanish language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/spanish-language/", "s": "A global Romance language born in Castile, spoken by over 600 million."}, {"n": "Tamil language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/tamil-language/", "s": "Tamil (தமிழ், Tamiḻ) is a Dravidian language native to the Tamil people, primarily spoken in the Indian state "}, {"n": "Turkish language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/turkish-language/", "s": "Most widely spoken Turkic language, official in Turkey and Cyprus."}, {"n": "Uralic languages", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/uralic-languages/", "s": "Language family spoken across Europe and North Asia."}, {"n": "Uzbek language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/uzbek-language/", "s": "The official language of Uzbekistan, a Karluk Turkic language with over 36 million native speakers."}, {"n": "Vietnamese language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/vietnamese-language/", "s": "Austroasiatic language of Vietnam with over 86 million native speakers."}, {"n": "Yue Chinese", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/yue-chinese/", "s": "A major Sinitic branch centered on Guangzhou and Hong Kong."}, {"n": "Sindhi language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/sindhi-language/", "s": "A major South Asian language, third most-widely spoken in Pakistan after Punjabi and Pashto."}, {"n": "Sinhala language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/sinhala-language/", "s": "An Indo-Aryan language of Sri Lanka with a rich history and diglossic structure."}, {"n": "Sino-Tibetan languages", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/sino-tibetan-languages/", "s": "A family of more than 400 languages, second only to Indo-European in number of native speakers."}, {"n": "Slavic languages", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/slavic-languages/", "s": "The Slavic languages are a major branch of the Indo-European family, spoken by over 315 million people across "}, {"n": "Somali language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/somali-language/", "s": "A Cushitic language spoken by millions across the Horn of Africa."}, {"n": "Sumerian language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/sumerian-language/", "s": "Oldest attested language, isolate, spoken in ancient Mesopotamia."}, {"n": "Sundanese language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/sundanese-language/", "s": "Austronesian language spoken by 32 million in western Java."}, {"n": "Swahili", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/swahili/", "s": "A Bantu lingua franca with significant Arabic influence."}, {"n": "Swedish language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/swedish-language/", "s": "North Germanic language spoken in Sweden and parts of Finland."}, {"n": "Tagalog language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/tagalog-language/", "s": "Austronesian language basis of Filipino, national language of the Philippines."}, {"n": "Telugu language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/telugu-language/", "s": "Telugu is a Dravidian language native to the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, where it serves as"}, {"n": "Thai language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/thai-language/", "s": "Thai is the sole official language of Thailand."}, {"n": "Turkic languages", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/turkic-languages/", "s": "The Turkic languages form a family of over 35 documented languages, spoken by Turkic peoples across a vast str"}, {"n": "Ukrainian language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/ukrainian-language/", "s": "East Slavic language of Ukraine, with deep historical roots."}, {"n": "Urdu", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/urdu/", "s": "Urdu is an Indo-Aryan language and national lingua franca of Pakistan."}, {"n": "Uto-Aztecan languages", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/uto-aztecan-languages/", "s": "A major Native American language family spanning the US and Mexico."}, {"n": "Wu Chinese", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/wu-chinese/", "s": "A major Chinese language group preserving medieval voiced initials."}, {"n": "Yiddish", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/yiddish/", "s": "A West Germanic language historically spoken by Ashkenazi Jews, with roots in the Holy Roman Empire and a fusi"}, {"n": "Yoruba language", "u": "/e/languages-of-the-world/yoruba-language/", "s": "A West African language with 50 million speakers and diaspora liturgical use."}]