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Second Most Spoken Languages in Countries of Europe
According to National Geographic
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Last updated: May 20, 2015
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5 Comments
dasubergeek
+2
Level 82
May 20, 2015
Without getting into too much national pride, Croatian and Serbian are the same language (just written in different alphabets) and Moldovan/Moldavian and Romanian are the same. Also, Gaelic isn't specific enough for Ireland (it's usually used to reference Scottish Gaelic); the language's name in English is Irish.
erikj
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Level 67
May 20, 2015
+1 on the Irish comment. Not too educated on the Eastern languages so I won't know if that's correct :) nice quiz!
valdo94
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Level 80
May 20, 2015
I know that they are part of the same language, it is not pride but a fact. I just hope that this will not start a new debate. Irish is accepted for Gaelic and I changed Moldova to Romania (also answer is now different)
hwes
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Level 89
May 20, 2015
I would accept Irish for Gaelic. Also, allow for Belarussian as well as Belarusian. I know the former is a spelling error but its an easy mistake to make.
valdo94
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Level 80
May 20, 2015
Irish and Belarussian are now accepted