Statistics | Polyglot Gathering 2019

771 people residing in 68 countries have already registered to the Polyglot Gathering 2019 (you can be the next one!). Here are some statistics about them.

Gender

Age

Countries

The ten most represented residence countries

Country	Participants
Germany	17%
Slovakia	12%
United Kingdom	8%
Poland	7%
France	5%
Austria	5%
Czech Republic	4%
Russia	4%
United States	4%
Netherlands	3%
Other countries (in alphabetical order: Antarctica, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates)	30%

The ten most represented origin countries

Country	Participants
Germany	11%
Slovakia	10%
United States	9%
Poland	8%
United Kingdom	6%
Russia	6%
Ukraine	5%
France	4%
Czech Republic	4%
Italy	3%
Other countries (in alphabetical order: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey)	35%

Languages

Answers to “In which languages would you like to listen to lectures?”

Languages	Participants
English	93%
German	58%
Spanish	52%
French	50%
Italian	36%
Russian	31%
Portuguese	22%
Polish	19%
Slovak	19%
Esperanto	16%
Dutch	16%
Chinese	11%
Japanese	9%

All languages known by participants

This list is based on what participants checked in “In which languages would you like to listen to lectures?” and what they wrote in “Please tell us all other languages you know (A2 level or higher)” in the registration form. Last update: June 2nd.

#	Language	Participants
1	English	98%
2	German	68%
3	Spanish	59%
4	French	59%
5	Italian	41%
6	Russian	37%
7	Portuguese	25%
8	Polish	23%
9	Slovak	21%
10	Dutch	19%
11	Esperanto	18%
12	Czech	17%
13	Chinese	16%
14	Swedish	15%
15	Japanese	12%
16	Norwegian	6%
17	Hungarian	5%
18	Ukrainian	5%
19	Arabic	5%
20	Catalan	4%
21	Danish	4%
22	Greek	4%
23	Hebrew	4%
24	Romanian	4%
25	Finnish	3%
26	Turkish	3%
27	Croatian	3%
28	Serbian	3%
29	Latin	3%
30	Korean	2%
31	Slovene	2%
32	Bulgarian	2%
33	Afrikaans	2%
34	Cantonese	2%
35	Hindi	2%
36	Indonesian	2%
37	Irish	2%
38	Icelandic	1%
39	Lithuanian	1%
40	Persian	1%
41	Thai	1%
42	Serbo-Croatian	1%
43	Welsh	1%
44	Yiddish	1%
45	Ancient Greek	1%
46	Galician	1%
47	Latvian	1%
48	Vietnamese	1%
49	Belarusian	1%
50	Estonian	1%
51	Malay	1%
52	Basque	1%
53	Swahili	1%
54	Swiss German	1%
55	Toki Pona	1%
56	American Sign Language	<1%
57	Bengali	<1%
58	Georgian	<1%
59	Tagalog	<1%
60	Urdu	<1%
61	Armenian	<1%
62	Azerbaijani	<1%
63	Faroese	<1%
64	Guaraní	<1%
65	Khmer	<1%
66	Klingon	<1%
67	Lao	<1%
68	Low German	<1%
69	Neapolitan	<1%
70	Punjabi	<1%
71	Scottish Gaelic	<1%
72	Shan	<1%
73	Sicilian	<1%
74	Tamil	<1%
75	Albanian	<1%
76	Berber	<1%
77	Bosnian	<1%
78	Breton	<1%
79	Burmese	<1%
80	Corsican	<1%
81	Greenlandic	<1%
82	Haitian Creole	<1%
83	Hani	<1%
84	Hausa	<1%
85	Ido	<1%
86	Jinghpaw	<1%
87	Kazakh	<1%
88	Kiribati	<1%
89	Levantine Arabic	<1%
90	Ligurian	<1%
91	Lombard	<1%
92	Macedonian	<1%
93	Manx	<1%
94	Martinican Creole	<1%
95	Mirandese	<1%
96	Moroccan Arabic	<1%
97	Nahuatl	<1%
98	Nepali	<1%
99	Niuean	<1%
100	Northern Sami	<1%
101	Old Church Slavonic	<1%
102	Palauan	<1%
103	Papiamentu	<1%
104	Romansh	<1%
105	Sardinian	<1%
106	Shanghainese	<1%
107	Sherpa	<1%
108	South Marquesan	<1%
109	Taiwanese (Minnan)	<1%
110	Tajik	<1%
111	Tamang	<1%
112	Telugu	<1%
113	Teochew	<1%
114	Tibetan	<1%
115	Tok Pisin	<1%
116	Tswana	<1%
117	Upper Sorbian	<1%
118	Uyghur	<1%
119	Venetian	<1%
120	Walloon	<1%
121	Wu	<1%
122	Yucatec Maya	<1%