Language names
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Language names of world languages in their own language.
- Albanian - Shqipe
- Arabic - al-Arabiya
- Azerbaijani - Azərbaycan
- Basque - Euskara
- Belarusian - Беларуская
- Bosnian - Bosanski
- Bulgarian - Български
- Chinese - Zhong Wen (Jong-wen "middle-language" China is Zhong-guo or "middle kingdom" in Chinese)
- Catalan - Català
- Croatian - Hrvatski
- Czech - Čeština
- Danish - Dansk
- Dutch - Nederlands
- Estonian - Eesti
- Faroese - Føroyskt
- Finnish - Suomi
- French - la langue française (the French language) or français (as in "I can speak French")
- German - Deutsch (doitch)
- Greek - Ελληνικά
- Hebrew - Ivrit
- Hungarian - Magyar
- Icelandic - Islenska
- Indonesian - Bahasa Indonesia
- Irish - Gaeilge
- Italian - Italiano
- Japanese - Nihongo (日本語. /Ni-Hon-Go/ "sun-origin-language")
- Kazakh - қазақша
- Korean - 한국어
- Latin - Latina
- Latvian - Latviešu
- Lithuanian - Lietuvių
- Luxembourgish - Lëtzebuergesch
- Macedonian - македонски
- Maltese - Malti or Lingwa Maltija
- Norwegian - Norsk
- Polish - Polski
- Portuguese - Português
- Romanian - Limba română (the Romanian language) or româneşte ("I can speak Romanian")
- Romansh - Rumantsch (one of four official languages in Switzerland)
- Russian - Русский язык (russkiy yazyk, ['ru.skʲɪj jɪ.'zɨk])
- Serbian - Српски (Srpski)
- Slovak - Slovaščina
- Slovenian - Slovenščina
- Spanish - Español (espaniol)
- Swedish - Svenska
- Turkish - Türkçe
- Ukrainian - Українська
- Urdu - اردو
- Vietnamese - Tiếng Việt
- Welsh - Cymraeg
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