Today is the day that florianwueest learns that "spoken language" is actually a really controversial topic lol Seriously though, I bet finishing up this project felt great, then posting it to HackerNews was a huge dopamine rush, and now... everybody's just pointing out issues left and right because they accidentally stepped on a dozen landmines that are irrelevant in day-to-day life for 99% of us but entirely relevan…
Show HN: I made a website that color-codes the world by language
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#113French is not an official language in Lebanon.
And most people speak Engnlish.
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#114Crimea is not Russia. It's Ukraine. Please get it right.
I thought they voted to be part of Russia?
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#115More localization can be added to highlight official languages with more granularity. In Florida, I came across spanish speaking people who did not know English. That experience was surreal.
Coming soon!
I don’t think you’ll be able to pull that off because you don’t have such a granular data majority of the time.
For example, Sindhi is a language spoken in just one province. Punjabi is a language native to two provinces in two countries.
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#116Very interesting application. bug why use language to distinguish the world?
For travelling purposes & if you're a language learner - or generally interested in languages. Also, it gives you a sense of history - as the languages that countries speak are influenced by past colonization.
Make sense, thank you!