top | item 40575455 Show HN: I've updated the site that color-codes the world by language 4 points| florianwueest | 1 year ago |bilingualjobs.io 3 comments order hn newest mikequinlan|1 year ago Your map appears to show that Spanish is spoken in Arizona but not Utah or Idaho. Do you know how absurd that is? I am curious about the source of your data. TooMuchOnMyMind|1 year ago I can't see the website right now, but can you explain a way this could help others in the world? florianwueest|1 year ago I think the benefit of mapping the world by languages (and color-coding it) is largely educational.The previous version of Language World Map is used by universities and schools alike, largely I believe to outline the impacts colonization had.I also see some people using the map for its original intended use: To visualize the benefits of learning multiple languages. :)
mikequinlan|1 year ago Your map appears to show that Spanish is spoken in Arizona but not Utah or Idaho. Do you know how absurd that is? I am curious about the source of your data.
TooMuchOnMyMind|1 year ago I can't see the website right now, but can you explain a way this could help others in the world? florianwueest|1 year ago I think the benefit of mapping the world by languages (and color-coding it) is largely educational.The previous version of Language World Map is used by universities and schools alike, largely I believe to outline the impacts colonization had.I also see some people using the map for its original intended use: To visualize the benefits of learning multiple languages. :)
florianwueest|1 year ago I think the benefit of mapping the world by languages (and color-coding it) is largely educational.The previous version of Language World Map is used by universities and schools alike, largely I believe to outline the impacts colonization had.I also see some people using the map for its original intended use: To visualize the benefits of learning multiple languages. :)
mikequinlan|1 year ago
TooMuchOnMyMind|1 year ago
florianwueest|1 year ago
The previous version of Language World Map is used by universities and schools alike, largely I believe to outline the impacts colonization had.
I also see some people using the map for its original intended use: To visualize the benefits of learning multiple languages. :)