is this map correct ?

[Grace O'Malley]

Not true at all I’m afraid, only 50,000 fluent gaeilgeoirs according to last census.

Don't Irish children have to learn Irish at school and high school? I was told it was compulsory.

[Grace O'Malley]

Not true at all I’m afraid, only 50,000 fluent gaeilgeoirs according to last census.

Don't Irish children have to learn Irish at school and high school? I was told it was compulsory.

[Imperator Biff]

Don't Irish children have to learn Irish at school and high school? I was told it was compulsory.

It has been since the foundation of the state, however the government made the mistake of bureaucratising the language to the point people resent learning it. And it’s taught pretty badly as well.

[Tietar]

no, Spanish includes all Spain, so that s a stupid map for asshole

[Lauχum]

Very simplistic map. Plus it is very inconsistent, in some cases it shows the traditional ethno-linguistic area then with other languages it shows only modern distribution.
-Ladin is spoken in a much greater area than that. Most of Northern Belluno is Ladin speaking.
-Why isn't Corsican included?
-Why isn't Sardinian included?
-Why isn't Occitan included?
-Aragonese gets no mention?
-Astur-Leonese languages are omitted
-Neapolitan? Sicilian? Venetian? The Gallo-Italic languages? Why are they omitted?
-They don't speak French in the Aosta valley and the Savoy region, they speak Arpitan.
-Arbereshe and Griko are omitted
-Manx and Cornish get no mention smh

[Rumata]

Russian is much more important in Ukraine. AFAIK it's still the most important language there.

Even Poles write advertisings for Ukrainian guestworkers in Russian language. Time - 5:30

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrI7YUrRs6s

[Phenix]

Yes it's correct except for Eastern Ukraine where Russian is dominant and France is unilingual , bare in mind that it's not a map of autochthonous languages, but the most used standard languages, so Occitan, Lombard, Gaelic, Bavarian and other unofficial languages won't be shown.