| Clue | Language | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| The spoken official language of New Zealand, other than English | Māori | 91%
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| The 18 members from a major Academy, who comprise the highest authority in this language,choose the laureates for the annual Nobel Prize in Literature | Swedish | 80%
|
| It changed its script from Perso-Arabic to Latin in 1928 as a part of Atatürk's reforms | Turkish | 75%
|
| Official language of South Africa that starts with the letter X | Xhosa | 72%
|
| Only surviving native minority language of Switzerland | Romansh | 70%
|
| Official language of Moldova | Romanian | 69%
|
| Language of the Turkic ethnic group of northwestern China | Uyghur | 69%
|
| Was considered the lingua franca of the Inca Empire | Quechua | 55%
|
| This African language is actually closer to Malay, Tagalog and the above than itscontinental counterparts | Malagasy | 54%
|
| It is the most spoken language in the Indian cities of Ahmedabad and Surat | Gujarati | 53%
|
| The words avocado, tomato, chocolate, coyote and chilli come from this indigenous language of Mexico | Nahuatl | 50%
|
| Kurmanji and Sorani are two of the largest dialects of this Middle Eastern language | Kurdish | 48%
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| The texts of "Auld Lang Syne" are written in this language | Scots | 46%
|
| Native language of Marco Polo and Antonio Vivaldi | Venetian | 45%
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| East Asian language that is the only major language that is written vertically from left to right | Mongolian | 39%
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| The most spoken Dravidian language | Telugu | 29%
|
| It became the sole official language of Niger in 2025 | Hausa | 25%
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