Papua New Guinea has the most languages of any country, with 839 different "living languages" - almost three times as many as Europe combined.
All of these 839 languages are indigenous, owing to the countries' cultural and tribal diversity.
Indonesia and Nigeria have the next highest linguistic diversity, according to Ethnologue, a catalogue of the world’s known languages. Together, these three countries share 29 per cent of the world's languages.
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