Boundaries of languages
28 01 2010
Spoken languages, even though seem to identify specific countries, often don’t abide the political boundaries of such countries, in 2007 Postmann Michael created a map of Europe to depict such diversity.
Its correctness is debatable, in fact many viewers expressed their point of view on this wikipedia page in regards, link.
Great map.I will definetelly use it in my project about european tribes.Thanks for this post.
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very good map.The borders of the countries are so distinctly.
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While I like the map, I think you should have placed the key of languages/colors outside of the map to make it easier to follow.
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its a nice map. it should be useful in the Europe Trip.
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Wow!I think here a good disnory that learn to Spoken languages.Thank have this great sharing….
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Very interesting to see this graphically. Makes you think, that’s for sure.
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That sure is an interesting graphic. It shows a lot when you break it down geographically by amount of change in language. I am sure some culture could be traced this way as well. Really neat, thanks for the post!
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colors outside of the map to make it easier to follow. I think you should have placed the key of languages/
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That sure is an interesting graphic. It shows a lot when you break it down geographically by amount of change in language. I am sure some culture could be traced this way as well. Really neat, thanks for the post!
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