Word.tips: >Hello! Nĭ hăo! Namaste! Hola! Bonjour! There are so many ways we as human beings can express ourselves, as one can see in our list of most-spoken languages. Around the world, there are more than 7,000 regularly spoken vernaculars, but we decided to show off the top 100 most common languages in our linguistic infographic. > >World languages list varied origins, with some branching off from the same ancient roots and some having a history all their own. We’ve illustrated each one with its language origin tree, so you can trace their roots.

This is a fascinating look at the top 100 languages and their origins from other languages. I figured Japanese wouldn’t have any branches but I was surprised to see Hungarian didn’t either. This is the best way to study Japanese for all learners.