| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Group in Northern Spain, known for their historical sailing skills | Basque | 98%
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| The indigenous peoples of the above island country | Ainu | 84%
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| From an island country in Asia known for their culture | Japanese | 82%
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| Extinct ancient language that is one of the oldest written ones | Sumerian | 62%
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| Known for their barbecue and music | Korean | 50%
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| The [extinct] oldest known language from Iran | Elamite | 36%
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| Indigenous language spoken on some islands in Canada and Alaska | Haida | 32%
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| Spoken in the far-southern Andes and part of the Chilean macro-archipelago. Featured in the video game Sid Meier's Civilization VI | Mapuche | 32%
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| Language famous for being incredibly anomalous to modern linguistics theories, including, but not limited to, not allowing recursive clauses and borrowing all of its pronouns from neighboring languages | Pirahã | 32%
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| Known for their distinct cultural traditions in Pakistan and India | Burushaski | 28%
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| Tanzanian language with a lot of clicks | Sandawe | 24%
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| Language of the Aztec rivals, who live(d) in what is now the state of Michoacán | Purépecha | 20%
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| Aboriginal Australian language spoken on some islands off the coast of Darwin | Tiwi | 18%
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| Spoken in Bird's Head Peninsula in West Papua | Maybrat | 2%
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| Indigenous group in Brazil that historically had a very distinct culture, but has now all but assimilated | Kanoê | 0%
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