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    1. Mandarin: 1 Billion+

    2. English: 508 Million

    3. Hindi: 497 Million

    4. Spanish: 392 Million

    5. Russian: 277 Million

    6. Arabic: 246 Million

    7. Bengali: 211 Million

    8. Portuguese: 191 Million

    9. Malay-Indonesian: 159 Million

    10. French: 129 Million

    Here are the languages that just barely missed the list (from the most popular to the least): German, Japanese, Urdu, Punjabi, Korean, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Cantonese, Wu, Vietnamese, Javanese, Italian, Turkish, Tagalog, and Thai.

    Why do

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    1. Mandarin: 1 Billion+

    2. English: 508 Million

    3. Hindi: 497 Million

    4. Spanish: 392 Million

    5. Russian: 277 Million

    6. Arabic: 246 Million

    7. Bengali: 211 Million

    8. Portuguese: 191 Million

    9. Malay-Indonesian: 159 Million

    10. French: 129 Million

    Here are the languages that just barely missed the list (from the most popular to the least): German, Japanese, Urdu, Punjabi, Korean, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Cantonese, Wu, Vietnamese, Javanese, Italian, Turkish, Tagalog, and Thai.

    Why do

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    6. Arabic: 246 Million

    7. Bengali: 211 Million

    8. Portuguese: 191 Million

    9. Malay-Indonesian: 159 Million

    10. French: 129 Million

    Here are the languages that just barely missed the list (from the most popular to the least): German, Japanese, Urdu, Punjabi, Korean, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Cantonese, Wu, Vietnamese, Javanese, Italian, Turkish, Tagalog, and Thai.

    Why do

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    10. French: 129 Million

    Here are the languages that just barely missed the list (from the most popular to the least): German, Japanese, Urdu, Punjabi, Korean, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Cantonese, Wu, Vietnamese, Javanese, Italian, Turkish, Tagalog, and Thai.

    Why do

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    nese, Urdu, Punjabi, Korean, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Cantonese, Wu, Vietnamese, Javanese, Italian, Turkish, Tagalog, and Thai.

    Why do we care?

    Because, the Media industry is moving online, and a question that is looming large: what other languages besides the obvious ones like Mandarin, need major Internet presence? The list above starts to provide some indicators ...

    Key question to answer: Which of these languages have sustainable (a) Internet Presence (b) Online Advertising Pull behind them?

    Today, English, Mandarin, French, and Spanish have traction. German and Italian also have some Internet presence.

    Big languages like Hindi and Bengali, by virtue of th

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