Languages with K
Yes! A well-known human language of Korea.
Yes! Major language of Karnataka, India.
Yes! A recognized language of the Kurds.
Yes! Official language of Kazakhstan.
Yes! Famous fictional language from Star Trek.
Yes! Bantu language also called Kikamba.
Yes! The national language of Cambodia.
The German name for the Croatian language.
Yes! An Indian language from the Konkan.
Accepted: common variant name for Kazakh.
Yes! A real Northwest Caucasian language.
The German name for the Korean language.
The Chinese language in Serbian, Croatian, or Bosnian.
Yes! Turkic language of Kyrgyzstan.
Yes! An Indo-Aryan language of Kashmir.
Yes! Common name for Swahili; accepted.
A real country, but not a language name.
Yes! A Berber language of Algeria.
The Polish name for the Korean language.
Yes! A Bantu language of Kenya.
Kanuri, Nilo‑Saharan language of Nigeria region
Kalasha, Indo‑Aryan language of Chitral, Pakistan
Kachin (Jingpho), language of Myanmar/China
- koreano
Kalto is a documented human language of India.
Kalami (Gawri), Indo‑Aryan, spoken in Pakistan
Kiribati language (Gilbertese) in Pacific
The Scandinavian name for the Chinese language.
Karen languages, Tibeto‑Burman group in Myanmar
German for Kurdish; Indo‑Iranian language family
English‑based Creole of Sierra Leone, called Krio
Language of Krypton in DC comics, classic sci‑fi tongue
Variant name for standard English of England
King is the name of a documented human language.
A recognized name for the Kazakh language.
Karian was an ancient Anatolian language.
Language family of the Karen peoples in SE Asia
Gur language spoken in Togo and Ghana
Kaza is a documented human language.
Kale is a recognized language spoken in Papua New Guinea.
Kantonesisch is the German name for Cantonese.
Turkic language of Kalmyks in Russia.
Official Inuit language of Greenland.
Japanese writing system, not spoken but ok.
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