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Colours don't match. Colours below table is not the same as on the map. For example, Estonian and Lapp languages. Maybe some others too.

The map is wrong

1. In Karelia people speak Russian.
2. Nobody speaks Romansh in Friuli.
3. The German-speaking zone in Italy is overestimated.
4. The Catalan-speaking zone in France is overestimated.
5. The Catalan-speaking zone west of Valencia is overestimated.
6. The Basque-speaking zone is grossly mistaken, as if Basque had ever been spoken in the city of Jaca.
7. Russian is spoken in Ukraine, not the other way around.
8. Alsace and Lorraine are not German-speaking territories, and have not been such for over a hundred years. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 190.31.143.218 (talk) 20:40, 27 February 2013 (UTC)