This is aritst Minna Sundberg’s illustration which maps the relationships between Indo-European & Uralic languages:

@pen_int Old World: Eski Dünya > Asya, Afrika, Avustralya, Avrupa vs. Language Families: Dil Aileleri

@pen_int according to this we cannot speak...for years...

@pen_int Where is Turkish?

@pen_int Dont afraid from Turkish :))))

@pen_int xD Turkish is not indoeuropean language! It is a Turkic language!!! Some people should learn a little bit more about their culture

@pen_int Why is the size of the English & Spanish branches so large,even larger than Hindi,if the recorded number of native speakers is the issue?

@pen_int @WriterRavikumar South India languages missing

@pen_int Turkish fromUralic-Altai Language family.Where are Altai languages?The Turkic languages according to great Turkologist Prof. Dr. Talat TEKİN

@pen_int where is the Altai family?

@pen_int @inkedhopes can't find tamil ☹️

@pen_int Where is Turkish? Are you racist? Do you know Orkhon inscriptions?

@pen_int Lang.?a body of words&the systems 4 their use common2a people who are of the same nation+what about nations has their own alphabet4 centurie

@pen_int It's a just Indo European Language Tree Yo can not say that "The language family tree" Because There is no any other languages group

@pen_int Turkic languages are distributed over a vast territory ranging from eastern Europe to east Siberia and China.