I`m thinking of a language which is associated with one particular part of the world.

Guess which one it is, and the first to guess correctly wins $3 to their LR account.

You can make two guesses in any 24 hour period, (hopefully it won`t take more than a day for someone to guess it.) lol.

So, you can say two languages in one reply, or reply then wait awhile, as long as there are no more than two guesses per member within the 24 hours.

Let`s go....

French

Italian or Spanish




Any clue! ... all languages have particular part in the world

Yoruba

Japanese

Hindi , Arabic

English...

lol, there really is a strong clue within that clue.

But, no, neither of those languages.


Nope, none of the tries so far are correct. If you`ve only had one guess you may want to try again.

German

Nein, not German.

Maybe Russian or Maybe Portuguese ?

Neither I`m afraid, ~fishie~

hmm I'm wonder what you are

Mandarin

Not Mandarin. I`m sure it`ll go by this tomorrow, but if not, I`ll give another clue.

Aboriginal Languages of Australia ??
Afrikaans??

Good try, GlussBR, but.....sorry.

Latin

Not Latin, GSB.

Greek??

Bengali?
210 millions speak it

Not Greek or Bengali.

Malay-Indonesian???

Nope, sorry.

Then it must be Portugese?!
If it not im out of this trivia ;P

Mongol???

Catalan?
Romanian?

How about : Danish

Hmm.. Polish

Farsi ?

niu ?
guarani ?

Welsh ?

None of the above. It looks like I`ll have to post a clue a little later on today.

According to my search on world languages there is currently 6,192 living languages in the world today.

Think we may need a clue or this could be a long runner lol.

Here`s the promised clue-

This language is spoken in a European country, and has a number of dialects.

Ok, from now on, just ONE guess per member allowed.

Croatian?

Serbian

Not Croatian, nor Serbian.

Ok, I dont give up!:P
Norwegish?
My country

I hope no one gives up... sorry, but not Norwegish (I didn`t know it was actually Norwegish, I`d have said Norwegian)

There are currently three different major families of languages in Europe: the Indo-Europeans, the Finno-Ugrians and the Basques.

Indo-Europeans.(about 97 per cent of Europeans), about 22 million Finno-Ugrians (including the Hungarians, Finns and Estonians, 3 per cent of the European total), and about 1.7 million Basques (0.2 per cent).


Just my guess..

Latin

MALTESE

It would be Irish ?

I think we`re seeing a repeat of a few answers, but still none are the one I`m looking for.

Em... Turkic.

Not Turkish.

Punjabi

European?

Oye Chak de phatte!!!!!!!!!

Jo bole so nihal sasriyakaaallllll

muhahahahahahah...