Does this seem accurate to Europeans?

Does this seem accurate to Europeans?

>macedonian

>catalan

gtfo burgers
your heritage means nothing to me

>basque

>irish
>every bus in dublin has bilingual street names and signs even tho only like 2% of the population speak irish
whats even the point

It's not. The Slav speakers are like 500 or something. And nobody speaks Aromanian save a few old people in some god forsaken mountains.

>kurdish
Literally project of USA to divide countries into smaller pieces. There is no one unified kurdish, but many different dialects that are not even intelligible with each other. Aside from that fact, majority of Kurds nowadays speak Arabic, Turkish or Persian depending on their region as their mother tongue.

>belarusian
Literally a meme that exists only on the street names and metro stations. Apart from few meme nationalists pushing it, you won't find anyone speaking it on the streets. They should let it die and embrace Russian at this point.

The Welsh are weirdos yes.

bump

Basque and Catalan too big on our side

>karelian

you would say that

>The Basque region is getting smaller and smaller

>scots
>a language

Nationalities are more weirdly mixed here, there are say germans and greeks in my city, though that's not indicated on your map

What city is that?

t. Patxi García from Vitoria-Gasteiz

>macedonian
>serbian

Saratov

aupaaaaaa
nunca entendere por que cambiaron el nombre de Vascongadas a Pais Vasco, sonaba mucho mejor
500k speakers atm i think

>sami