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English: The approximate present-day distribution of the native speakers of the eight branches of the Indo-European language family within Europe and Asia.
 
Albanian
 
Armenian
 
Baltic
 
Celtic
 
Germanic
 
Hellenic (Greek)
 
Iranian
 
Indo-Aryan
 
Nuristani
 
Italic (Romance)
 
Slavic
 
Non-Indo-European languages, or outside Eurasia
Dotted/striped areas indicate where multilingualism is common (more visible upon full enlargement of the map).
Українська: Сучасне поширення носіїв мов восьми гілок індоєвропейської мовної сім'ї на території Європи та Азії.
 
Албанська
 
Вірменська
 
Балтійська
 
Кельтська
 
Германська
 
Грецька мовна група
 
Іранська
 
Індоарійська
 
Нуристанська
 
Італьська (Романська)
 
Слов'янська
 
Не індоєвропейські мови
Пунктирні/заштриховані зони позначають багатомовні території (відкрийте мапу на весь екран, щоб краще побачити).
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Sweswinyana02:55, 5 Mudyaxihi 2024Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 02:55, 5 Mudyaxihi 20242,048 × 2,048 (998 KB)Bill WilliamsRemoved Armenian speakers in Nagorno-Karabakh after Azerbaijan's takeover
17:13, 14 N'wendzamhala 2023Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 17:13, 14 N'wendzamhala 20232,048 × 2,048 (829 KB)AintabliMinor changes and addition of enclaves in Anatolia per source (https://web.archive.org/web/20160305153329/http://media-2.web.britannica.com/eb-media//83/1983-050-705E524C.gif), which was originally declared as the source at File:Indo-European branches map.png
16:21, 16 Ndzhati 2023Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 16:21, 16 Ndzhati 20232,048 × 2,048 (873 KB)Whoop whoop pull upFixing Romani dots in SE Europe (Indo-Aryan, not Iranian)
16:50, 13 Dzivamusoko 2023Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 16:50, 13 Dzivamusoko 20232,048 × 2,048 (1.01 MB)AryanTuranicaMinor Correction.
16:46, 13 Dzivamusoko 2023Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 16:46, 13 Dzivamusoko 20232,048 × 2,048 (1 MB)AryanTuranicaSeparated Iranian, Indo-Aryan and Nuristani. Added Turkic of Afghanistan.
17:52, 30 Nyenyankulu 2023Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 17:52, 30 Nyenyankulu 20232,048 × 2,048 (790 KB)SeriousThinkerSeparated Baltic languages.
21:06, 1 Nyenyankulu 2023Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 21:06, 1 Nyenyankulu 20232,048 × 2,048 (1,021 KB)AryanTuranicaCorrected map: Missing Talysh of Azerbaijan, Tajik of Samarkand, Kumzar of Oman, Yezidi of Armenia. Added bilingual Persian areas in Iran (if bilingual Russian regions of Russia are added then should Iran’s), Added Kurds/Baloch of Turkmenistan..
07:36, 28 Mawuwani 2022Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 07:36, 28 Mawuwani 20222,048 × 2,048 (977 KB)Whoop whoop pull upI *have* read what's already been discussed. The only person who seems to have a problem with this version is you/
08:35, 9 Mawuwani 2022Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 08:35, 9 Mawuwani 20222,048 × 2,048 (801 KB)Ahmet Q.What consensus? Try to actually read what has been discussed instead of reverting
02:51, 30 Khotavuxika 2022Xifaniso lexi tsongahatiweke kusukela hi 02:51, 30 Khotavuxika 20222,048 × 2,048 (977 KB)Whoop whoop pull up...says the person who keeps reverting away from the consensus version.
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