Languages with B
A real human language of Bulgaria. Fits!
Widely spoken language in Bangladesh and India.
Official language of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Recognized name for Myanmar's main language.
Real language spoken in Bali, Indonesia.
Official language of Belarus. Valid pick.
Well-known language of the Basque region.
Another name for Bengali. Accepted.
A recognized variant of English. Allowed.
Language family; widely known term. Accept.
Regional German language/variety. Accepted.
Indo-Aryan language of India and Nepal.
Dravidian language of southern India.
Macrolanguage covering Bihari languages.
Group of Batak languages; acceptable family.
Tibetic language of Baltistan/Kargil.
Standard Indonesian; national language of Indonesia.
Kurdish (Kurmanji) variety spoken in Badinan region.
Major variety of Portuguese spoken in Brazil.
Celtic language of Brittany in France.
Extinct Indo‑Aryan language once spoken in N Pakistan.
Group of Visayan languages in the Philippines.
Northwest Iranian language spoken in Iran, Pakistan.
Collective term for Amazigh languages of N Africa.
Bantu language spoken mainly in Zambia.
Malay language name used in Indonesia/Malaysia.
An old name for the Czech language, used historically.
Signed language used mainly in the UK Deaf community.
Mon–Khmer language of Vietnam and Cambodia
Ancient Semitic language of Babylonia.
English‑based creole of Barbados, also called Bajan Creole.
Beja language of Sudan/Eritrea, Cushitic
Barese dialect of Italian, spoken in Bari
Bambara, Mande language of Mali and region
The words in the list Languages with B come from players of the word game City, Country, River.