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Gaston Dorren, “LINGO: Around Europe in 60 Languages”, 2015. PART TWO (II).

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Here I present: Gaston Dorren, “LINGO: Around Europe in 60 Languages”, 2015. PART TWO (II).

INTRODUCTION.

The sixty (60) languages in Gaston Dorren, “LINGO: Around Europe in 60 Languages”, 2015 are the major languages. BENEATH is an alphabetical list of one-hundred thirty (130) indigenous European languages.  


ATOP
the blog post is Europe within  the Indo-European linguistic phylum; as, part of the Nostratic linguistic superphylum.  

  EUROPEAN LANGUAGES 
A Abaza
  Adyghe
  Albanian 
  Aragonese
  Arbëresh 
  Aromanian
  Arvanitika
  Asturian (Astur-Leonese)
  Avar
  Azerbaijani
B Bashkir
  Basque
  Bavarian
  Belarusian
  Bosnian
  Breton
  Bulgarian
C Catalan
  Chechen
  Chuvash
  Cimbrian
  Cornish
  Corsican
  Crimean Tatar
  Croatian
  Czech
D Danish
  Dutch
E Elfdalian
  English
  Erzya
  Estonian
  Extremaduran
F Faroese
  Finnish
  Franco-Provençal (Arpitan)
  French
  Frisian
  Friulan
G Gagauz
  Galician
  German
  Greek
H Hungarian
I Icelandic
  Ingrian
  Ingush
  Irish
  Istriot
  Istro-Romanian
  Italian
  Italiot Greek
J Judaeo-Spanish (Ladino)
  Judeo-Italian
K Kabardian
  Kalmyk
  Karachay-Balkar
  Karelian
  Kashubian
  Kazakh
  Komi
  Kumyk
  Kven
L Latin
  Latvian
  Ligurian
  Limburgish
  Lithuanian
  Lombard
  Low German (Low Saxon)
  Luxembourgish
M Macedonian
  Mainfränkisch
  Maltese
  Manx
  Mari
  Megleno-Romanian
  Mirandese
  Moksha
  Montenegrin
N Neapolitan
  Nenets
  Norman
  Norwegian
O Occitan
  Ossetian
P Palatinate German
  Picard
  Piedmontese
  Polish
  Portuguese
Q Q is no languages. 
R Rhaeto-Romance
  Ripuarian (Platt)
  Romani
  Romanian
  Russian
S Sami (Lapp)
  Sardinian
  Scots
  Scottish Gaelic
  Serbian
  Serbo-Croatian
  Sicilian
  Silesian
  Silesian German
  Slovak
  Slovene
  Sorbian (Wendish)
  Spanish
  Swabian German
  Swedish
  Swiss German
T Tabasaran
  Tat
  Tatar
  Turkish
U Udmurt
  Ukrainian
  Upper Saxon
V Venetian
  Vepsian
  Võro
W Walloon
  Walser German
  Welsh
  Wymysorys
X X is no languages.
Y Yenish
  Yiddish
Z Zeelandic
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