First language?

I Precisely said first or second language.

Edited 5/9/2016 23:47:24

well then be more precise and talk about second languages only.

It's pretty ridiculous to assume that there are precisely or approximately zero native speakers of english in any country, much less a country where 60% of the population speaks english.

Edited 5/9/2016 23:52:18

well these are the latest statistics about it, like it or not Imperator. There is no need to argue about it.

Edited 5/9/2016 23:54:08

I don't think you should measure this by second tongues, otherwise you'd need to include most of Europe in this category. It's also harder to measure that native speakers.

And yeah, Alsatian is mostly, but fully not dead, however, the majority is still German in Südtirol, I think it should be included as well.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b6/Knowledge_of_English_EU_map.svg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3f/Scots_Gaelic_speakers_in_the_2011_census.png

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7e/Welsh_speakers_in_the_2011_census.png

You should have started with this map.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Europallingues.jpg

Also, tiny nitpick, but åland is not part of Sweden, it is of Finland.

Also, Greenland is not part of Europe.

Also, I think you should divide superboni by tongue, not by country.

Edited 5/10/2016 00:44:03

I haven't taken second lasnguages into account at all; Luxembourgish is spoken by a majority of people in luxembourg as well as being an official language.

Greenland isn't technically part of europe, but it is part of denmark, so I felt that it should be included.

Reykjavik -> Reykjavík
Blondous -> Akureyri
Vik -> Vestmannaeyjar
Husavik -> Egilsstaðir
Laugar -> Husavik
Hofn -> Höfn

Norway:
Floro -> Florø
Alesund -> Ålesund
Breitostolen -> Leikanger
Bronnyousund -> Brønnøysund
Bodo -> Bodø
Tromso -> Tromsø
Vadso -> Vadsø
Tromso (bonus) -> Tromsø

Sweden:
Lulea -> Luleå
Kivkjok -> Jokkmokk
Vasterbotten (bonus) -> Västerbotten
Pitea -> Piteå
Skelleftea -> Umeå
Jamtland (bonus) -> Jämtland
Gaddede -> Gäddede
Ramundberget -> Funäsdalen
Ornskoldsvik -> Örnsköldsvik
Orebro -> Örebro
Linkoping -> Linköping
Norrkoping -> Norrköping
Vaster-Gotland (bonus) -> Västergötland
Gothenburg -> Göteborg
Vaxjo -> Växjö
Skane (bonus) -> Skåne
Malmo -> Malmö

Finland:
Vaasa -> Vasa
Turku -> Åbo

Missing tie:

Norway: Hammerfest - Vadso

Edited 5/10/2016 01:09:30

I haven't taken second lasnguages into account at all; Luxembourgish is spoken by a majority of people in luxembourg as well as being an official language.

Keep Luxemburg, but rid Wallonia.

Updates have been made, here's the latest version:

https://www.warlight.net/Play?PreviewMap=56280

Austria seems to be missing a country bonus

Vienna=Wien.

Also, I´m sure some Germanic language is spoken in Poland, Czech Republic, France, Slovakia...?

Also please add a separate Liechtenstein bonus!!!

Also, I´m sure some Germanic language is spoken in Poland, Czech Republic, France, Slovakia...?

Yes DerWyyy, I already told him about it but he refuses to listen.

I do not see why Ireland is added here since it is a Celtic land like Wales, whereas Alsace isn't and is a Germanic land not only in language but culture too.

Ireland is english speaking mainly though, the same with Wales.

yes but both culturally and ethnically it isn't Germanic at all.

french is a germanic language. You left out PreuBen also.

french is a germanic language. You left out PreuBen also. Irish isn't a germanic language.

But the map isn't called "descendants of the germanic tribes" or "germanic culture" - the map is called "Germanic languages". So it doesn't matter if "culturally and ethnically" Wales and Ireland are not germanic (if it is true or not).

Come on, the choice of the countries is pretty obvious!

yes but both culturally and ethnically it isn't Germanic at all.

Thread title is Germanic Languages.

French isn't a Germanic language although it was influenced a lot by it. Karl stop talking nonsense.