What is your mother-tounge?

@Bbilal (1998)
February 12, 2007 7:49am CST
I'm just curious to know about all the languages available in this entire world. Consequently, I need your help to know how many languages are spoken in this entire world? No matters whether it is local language or international, do post your mother-tounge here. My mother-tounge is Urdu, and sub-catogries contains (Sindhi, Punjabi, Pushto and Balochi)
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@pizzoli (3366)
• Italy
12 Feb 07
I am Italian, so my mothertongue is Italian
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@Bbilal (1998)
12 Feb 07
Okay I already know about this language still thanks for your response! Im in search of an unique language I dont know about =)
• Italy
21 Feb 07
me too italian but i spaek creol (mauritius)
@netpiper1 (161)
• Pakistan
12 Feb 07
Its a nice discussion, my mother tongue is Gujrati. Language plays a unique role in capturing the breadth of human diversity. We are constantly amazed by the variety of human thought, culture, society, and literature expressed in many thousands of languages around the world. we can find out what they thought in the past only if we read their written records. We can tell future generations about ourselves only if we speak or write to them. If we can other civilizations in space to learn about us we sent them massages in dozens of our planet's six thousand languges. Some of them are. Aboriginal Languages of Austrailia Afrikans Albanian Amharic Arabic Aramaic Armenian Aymara Azerbaijani Bahasa Melayu Balochi Basque Bislama Belarusian Bengali Berber Bosnian Bulgarian Burmese Catalan Cantonese Cebuano Cherokee Chinook Jargon Croatian Czec Danish Dari Dutch Egyptian English Esperanto Estonian Farsi Finnish French Georgian German Greek Guarani Gujrati Haitian Creole Hausa Hawaiian Hawaiian Creole Hebrew Hindi Hungarian Icelandic IIokano Inuit Irish Italian Japanese Javanese Kannada Kazakh Khmer Korean Kyrgyz Kurdi Lakota Loa Latin Latvian Lithuanian Macedonian Malagasy Malayalam Mandarin Marathi Mongolian Nahuati Navajo Norwegian Ojibwa Oriya Oromo Papuan Languages Pashto Punjabi Polish Portuguese Quecha Quiche Romanian Romany Russian Sanskrit Serbian Slovak Slovenian Somali Spanish Swahili Swedish Tagalog Tajik Tamil Telugu Thai Tibetan Tok Pasin Turkish Turkmen Ukrainian Urdu Uyghur Uzbek Vietnamese Weish Xhosa Yiddish Yoruba Yucatec Maya Zapotec Zulu
@Bbilal (1998)
13 Feb 07
Wow! what a reply I think I got to know about almost every language of the world :) Thanks for such a lovely response netpiper.
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• Pakistan
12 Feb 07
Language  - It is the only mean of communication
Yes I am From Pakistan And My mother-Tounge Is also URDu. It is a ery good and easy-to-learn Language. Yes In Pakistan Sindhi, Punjabi, Pushto, Balochi, Sansikrat, Kasmiri and other languages are also used.
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@Bbilal (1998)
12 Feb 07
Nice respond, comment appreicated!
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• United Arab Emirates
12 Feb 07
oh nice well mine is URDU aswell as punjabi and english:P
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@Bbilal (1998)
12 Feb 07
A real punjaban :P Aho mummy :D Between english not our mother- tounge as well as not a local tounge.
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@nitin_hec (1096)
• India
13 Feb 07
My mother tongue is Hindi and i can speak english,P:unjabi,Haryanvi.
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@Bbilal (1998)
13 Feb 07
Thanks for your reply!
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• India
12 Feb 07
well thats nice to know that you are interested in knowing the different languages in the world... and according to the information you hav given im glad to know you are an indian and im one too and my mother tongue is malayalam.... thanks for asking pal...
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@Bbilal (1998)
12 Feb 07
Any time for fellow myLotions! Thanks for the respond and letting me know about a new language.
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• India
20 Feb 07
its kannada, i am from karnataka - bangalore.....
@casper20 (1463)
• India
12 Feb 07
an elephant in kerala - an elephant in kerala.there are elephant festivals in temples in kerala
i am an indian.there are many states in indian i am from kerala.a state on the southern tip of india.my mother tongue is malayalam.it is a really tough language to learn. there are different languages used in different states in india.for example hindi,tamil,marathi,telugu,bengali etc.
@Bbilal (1998)
12 Feb 07
Woooooooh - alot of language speaker thanks for your response. P.S : I did not know about this malayalam language!
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@greenmango (1019)
• Philippines
21 Feb 07
Im a Filipino i speak Tagalog, Pinoy ako ASTEEG! hehehe
@dj_faheem (738)
• Pakistan
13 Mar 07
my mother tounge is urdu ................................................... i am pakistani and urdu us our national language
@135000 (55)
• India
21 Feb 07
Nice discussion dude..!!.my mother tongue is telugu..and i know the languages like english,hindi,tamil,and little bit kannada..coz kannada is almost like telugu.i can even read here and there..and malayalam is close to tamil..and i have one mallu friend ,so i can undstand malayalam too..on the whole i can manage all south indian languages..!!!! thanku..!!
• Pakistan
13 Feb 07
my mother tongue is Gujrati ..mine also .!! :p tell me how many lang are there in the world used to ..
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20 Feb 07
My mother tongue is French, but I also speak English, some Spanish, Japanese and learnt Latin for a while. If you want to know how many languages are spoken throughout the world, including dialects, you'll probably never have enough time to count them all. I'd suggest that millions exist.
• Latvia
20 Feb 07
Latvian is my native language. It is one of the oldest languages in Europe. Comes from Baltic language branch - it only has two languages - Latvian and Lithuanian.
@Asimk12 (737)
• Pakistan
20 Feb 07
I belongs to the country pakistan and the national lanuage of pakistan is `Urdu` and the sub-languages are the same you've mentioned above. Im a phattan by my cast so my sub-national language is pushto as it is a verry easy language to learn :) Most of the people are afraid from this language but the fact is it is the most common and easiest language to learn and chinese is the most difficult language to learn as the whole world says that :D. So, anyways, I used to speak urdu usually as compare to pushto as my friend talk with me in urdu :) Have a nice day! Happy earnings!