User:Secretlondon/Lesser used languages in Europe

This is scratch pad to see which minority languages are used within the EU - how many speakers, and which have wikipedias.

Aragonese

• Speakers:30,000 (Eurolang)
• Monolinguals: 500
• ISO 639: an
• Wikipedia: http://an.wikipedia.org/

Asturian

• Speakers:450,000 (Eurolang)
• Monolinguals: All bilingual with spanish?
• ISO 639: ast
• Wikipedia: http://ast.wikipedia.org/

Basque

• Speakers: 550,000 (Eurolang)
• Monolinguals: 0?
• ISO 639: eu
• Wikipedia: http://eu.wikipedia.org/

Breton

• Speakers: 500,000?
• Monolinguals: some
• ISO 639: br
• Wikipedia: http://br.wikipedia.org/

Catalan

• Speakers: 10,000,000
• ISO 639: ca
• Wikipedia: http://ca.wikipedia.org/

Cornish

• Speakers: 3,000
• Monolinguals: 0
• ISO 639: cor
• Wikipedia:

Corsican

• Speakers: 340,000
• Monolinguals: 0, but not all fluent in French
• ISO 639: co
• Wikipedia: http://co.wikipedia.org/

Frisian

• Speakers: 450,000
• Monolinguals: 0? Bilingual in Dutch/German.
• ISO 639: fy
• Wikipedia: http://fy.wikipedia.org/

Gaelic

• Speakers: 94,000
• ISO 639: gd
• Wikipedia: http://gd.wikipedia.org/

Galician

• Speakers: 3,100,000 (Eurolang)
• Monolinguals: 0?
• ISO 639: gl
• Wikipedia: http://gl.wikipedia.org/

Irish

• Speakers: 1,400,000
• Monolinguals: 0 - bilingual in English
• ISO 639: ga
• Wikipedia: http://ga.wikipedia.org/

Ladin

• Speakers: 35,000
• ISO 639: roa
• Wikipedia:

Low Saxon

• Speakers: 1,800,000
• Wikipedia: http://nds.wikipedia.org/

Luxembourgish

• Speakers: 300,000
• ISO 639: ltz
• Wikipedia:

Occitian

• Speakers:
• ISO 639: oc
• Wikipedia: http://oc.wikipedia.org/

Pomak (ethnologue says variety of Bulgarian)

• Speakers: 27,000?
• ISO 639:
• Wikipedia:

Sami

• Speakers: 5,500?
• ISO 639: smi
• Wikipedia:

Sardinian

• Speakers: 1,000,000
• ISO 639: srd
• Wikipedia:

Scots

• Speakers: 1,500,000
• Monolinguals: 0 - bilingual in English
• ISO 639: sco
• Wikipedia:

Sorbian

• Speakers: 60,000
• ISO 639: wen
• Wikipedia:

Tatar

• Speakers: 5,700,000
• ISO 639: tt
• Wikipedia: http://tt.wikipedia.org/

Tornedalian Finnish

• Speakers: 110,000
• ISO 639: fiu
• Wikipedia:

Ulster Scots

• Speakers: 100,000
• ISO 639: sco
• Wikipedia:

Vlach/Aromanian/Macedo Romanian

• Speakers: 300,000?
• ISO 639: roa
• Wikipedia:

Welsh

• Speakers: 500,000
• ISO 639: cy
• Wikipedia: http://cy.wikipedia.org/