[{"n": "Japanese language", "u": "/e/languages/japanese-language/", "s": "The principal language of the Japonic family, spoken by over 123 million people, primarily in Japan."}, {"n": "Korean language", "u": "/e/languages/korean-language/", "s": "Korean is a Koreanic language official in both North and South Korea."}, {"n": "Malay language", "u": "/e/languages/malay-language/", "s": "An Austronesian language native to Maritime Southeast Asia and the Malay Peninsula, official in Brunei, Malays"}, {"n": "Malayalam", "u": "/e/languages/malayalam/", "s": "A Dravidian classical language of Kerala and the Malayali people."}, {"n": "Mandarin Chinese", "u": "/e/languages/mandarin-chinese/", "s": "Largest Sinitic language branch, basis of Standard Chinese."}, {"n": "Min Chinese", "u": "/e/languages/min-chinese/", "s": "A diverse Sinitic language group with deep historical roots."}, {"n": "Latin", "u": "/e/languages/latin/", "s": "A classical language of the Italic branch, Latin evolved into the Romance languages and remained a key scholar"}, {"n": "Kra–Dai languages", "u": "/e/languages/kra-dai-languages/", "s": "A tonal language family spanning Southeast Asia and southern China."}, {"n": "Language family", "u": "/e/languages/language-family/", "s": "A group of languages related through descent from a common ancestor, the proto-language."}, {"n": "Language death", "u": "/e/languages/language-death/", "s": "The process by which a language loses its last native speakers and ceases to be used."}, {"n": "Language", "u": "/e/languages/language/", "s": "A structured system of communication with grammar and vocabulary."}, {"n": "Hungarian language", "u": "/e/languages/hungarian-language/", "s": "A Ugric language of the Uralic family, spoken by 14 million people."}, {"n": "Igbo language", "u": "/e/languages/igbo-language/", "s": "The principal native language of the Igbo people of Southeastern Nigeria."}, {"n": "Indo-Aryan languages", "u": "/e/languages/indo-aryan-languages/", "s": "The Indo-Aryan languages, also called Indic languages, form a branch of the Indo-Iranian languages within the "}, {"n": "Indonesian language", "u": "/e/languages/indonesian-language/", "s": "The official and national language of Indonesia, a standardized variety of Malay spoken by over 97% of the pop"}, {"n": "Iranian languages", "u": "/e/languages/iranian-languages/", "s": "Branch of Indo-Iranian languages spoken by Iranian peoples."}, {"n": "Italian language", "u": "/e/languages/italian-language/", "s": "A Romance language of the Indo-European family, standardised from literary Florentine Tuscan."}, {"n": "Javanese language", "u": "/e/languages/javanese-language/", "s": "The largest Austronesian language by native speakers, spoken by over 68 million people primarily in Java, Indo"}, {"n": "Kannada", "u": "/e/languages/kannada/", "s": "A classical Dravidian language with 1,200 years of literary history."}, {"n": "Kartvelian languages", "u": "/e/languages/kartvelian-languages/", "s": "A primary language family indigenous to the South Caucasus."}, {"n": "Kazakh language", "u": "/e/languages/kazakh-language/", "s": "Turkic language of Kazakhstan with vowel harmony and agglutinative structure."}, {"n": "Khmer language", "u": "/e/languages/khmer-language/", "s": "Official language of Cambodia, spoken by millions across Southeast Asia."}, {"n": "Khoisan languages", "u": "/e/languages/khoisan-languages/", "s": "A sprachbund of African languages defined by click consonants, now recognized as three distinct families and t"}, {"n": "Kurdish language", "u": "/e/languages/kurdish-language/", "s": "Northwestern Iranian language continuum of the Kurdish people."}, {"n": "Malagasy language", "u": "/e/languages/malagasy-language/", "s": "Austronesian language of Madagascar, with diverse dialects and rich history."}, {"n": "Marathi language", "u": "/e/languages/marathi-language/", "s": "A classical Indo-Aryan language of Maharashtra, with 83 million speakers and a rich literary history."}, {"n": "Middle English", "u": "/e/languages/middle-english/", "s": "Middle English was the language of England after the Norman Conquest."}, {"n": "Modern English", "u": "/e/languages/modern-english/", "s": "Modern English is the global lingua franca since the Great Vowel Shift."}]