Lots of comments saying they are surprised Philippines got on the list. I am surprised more at those comments. I totally expect Philippines to be there.
Technically I count as Chinese, since I was born in China. Have lived in USA for longer, making me a US citizen. Which means US passport. I don't know if I count as USA or China. Made the quiz USA or China is you go to my profile. Only level 29, *sad*😭...... 完蛋了。I'm in top 10000 rank, which sound like I'm so at the back. Goal: Get into top 200, and make quizzes without others already having that idea...
Yea of course, but i mean that it's the only country in this list to not have a section dedicated to the most-spoken language of the country, excepting India (which is 15 times bigger in terms of population) ^^
Yes, because the "other" quiz website has a very very high dependency on the US, but lacks users from other countries and languages, which is where JetPunk seems to thrive largely due to content.
No, adding a new featured language takes hours and hours of work with a translator to add content and translations. And none of the unfeatured languages have traffic to justify that. Some of the featured languages don't either. But also neither QM or myself have the time to add a new language.
We use percentages rather than absolute numbers because they the results are more comparable year by year, since absolute numbers increase most years. But the total would refer to the total number of unique people that visited JetPunk over a year.
Well, funny you should say that... Google Analytics found exactly 1 user over the year from North Korea! The only countries with 0 were Vatican City and Tuvalu.
Indonesia and the Philippines shouldn't come as surprises because they are internet-savvy countries with large populations, so a significant amount of their people would definitely have come across JetPunk.
Will someone please tell me why Suomi rolls off my tongue so quickly?! I need someone from Finland to tell me where there language comes from. Inquiring minds wants to know!
Terveisiä Suomesta! I am happy to hear about it. I don't know the cause for it, but here is a short introduction to history.
Finnish is an Uralic language, closely related to Estonian, Karelian and many other small languages on the area. It is distantly related for example to Hungarian and many other smaller languages spoken in Russia, including Samoyedic languages spoken in Siberia.
The wide spread from West to East gives a hint, why it is called Uralic family. It is believed that first it was spoken on Volga region and it spread from there. Hungarians from Ugric branch have their closest language relatives Khanty and Mansi speakers in Siberia.
oh f*ck i feel ashamed by my brazilian community...As this country is not that populated, and doesn't have a turkish section on JP
Bravo les amis !
Now I'm even more confused why they don't. Hey Jetpunk, don't be jerks!
Finnish is an Uralic language, closely related to Estonian, Karelian and many other small languages on the area. It is distantly related for example to Hungarian and many other smaller languages spoken in Russia, including Samoyedic languages spoken in Siberia.
The wide spread from West to East gives a hint, why it is called Uralic family. It is believed that first it was spoken on Volga region and it spread from there. Hungarians from Ugric branch have their closest language relatives Khanty and Mansi speakers in Siberia.