Jerin yarukan kurame ta yawan masu sa hannu na asali

Ga wasu harsunan kurame da aka ruwaito cewa akalla mutane 10,000 ne ke amfani da su. Karin harsuna, kamar Harshen Kurame na Sin, za su iya samun ƙarin masu sa hannu, amma babu wani bayani da ake da shi. Kiyasin amfani da harshen kurame ba shi da tushe sosai, kuma ma'anar abin da ake ɗauka a matsayin ƙwarewa ta bambanta. Ga yawancin harsunan kurame, babu wani kimantawa na zahiri. Misali, an ruwaito cewa akwai masu sa hannu miliyan ɗaya a Habasha, amma akwai kashi ɗaya bisa biyar na adadin kurame, ƙasa da rabinsu suna da ƙwarewar rubutu, kuma ban da haka ba a san adadin harsunan kurame daban-daban da suke amfani da su ba.

A cewar mutane da yawa masu ilimi a cikin al'ummar ASL Deaf, adadin masu rubuta ASL ya fi kusa da miliyoyin mutane. Saboda haka, ƙididdigar da aka lissafa a ƙasa, duk da cewa an ɗauko ta daga majiyoyi daban-daban da aka buga, ya kamata a tantance ta sosai kafin a yaɗa ta ko a ambace ta a wani wuri.
LanguageInitialized nameFamily or originWhere spoken natively by significant populationLegal recognitionEthnologue estimateIndo-Pakistani Sign LanguageIPSLRelated to Nepali Sign Language and possibly others in south AsiaIndia, Pakistan and Bangladesh6,300,000 (2019)Chinese Sign LanguageCSL or ZGSChinese Sign Language familyChinaLegally recognized by China4,000,000 (2021)Indonesian Sign LanguageBISINDOFrench Sign Language family (based on)Indonesia810,000 (2021)Russian Sign LanguageRSLFrench Sign Language familyRussia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Bulgaria, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania715,000 (2014)Brazilian Sign LanguageLBSFrench Sign Language familyBrazilLegally recognized in Brazil, on April 24, 2002 under Law 10.436600,000 (2019)Ethiopian sign languages Ethiopian sign language familyEthiopia560,000 (2021)Spanish Sign LanguageLSEFrench Sign Language family or language isolate (disputed)Spain except Catalonia and ValenciaOfficially recognized by Spanish Government523,000 (2017)Egyptian Sign Language Arab sign-language familyEgypt474,000 (2014)American Sign LanguageASLOld French Sign Language and Martha's Vineyard Sign LanguageUnited States and Anglophone Canada459,850Persian Sign Language Language isolateIran325,000 (2019)Papua New Guinean Sign LanguagePNGSLAuslan creole (disputed)Papua New Guinea30,000 (2015)Turkish Sign LanguageTİDOttoman Sign LanguageTurkey300,000 (2019)Algerian Sign Language French Sign Language familyAlgeria240,000 (2008)Japanese Sign LanguageJSLJSL FamilyJapan126,000 (2019)Mexican Sign LanguageLSMFrench Sign Language familyUrban Mexico130,000 (2010 projection)French Sign LanguageLSFFrench Sign Language family. Descended from Old French Sign LanguageNative to France. Spoken in Switzerland, Mali, Rwanda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Togo, Vietnam100,000 (2019)German Sign LanguageDGSGerman Sign Language familyGermany80,000 (2014)British Sign LanguageBSLBANZSLUnited Kingdom80,000 (2014)Malaysian Sign LanguageBIMFrench Sign Language family through ASLMalaysia60,000 (2013)Polish Sign LanguagePJMGerman Sign Language familyPoland38,000 to 50,000 (2014)Italian Sign LanguageLISFrench Sign Language familyItalyOfficially Recognized language in Sicily.40,000 (2014)New Zealand Sign LanguageNZSLBANZSLNew ZealandAn official language of New Zealand since 2006.23,000 (2018 census)Yugoslav Sign LanguageYSLFrench Sign Language family through Austro-HungarianBosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia22,000 (2010-2014)Uruguayan Sign LanguageLSUFrench Sign Language familyUruguayLegally recognized in Uruguay since 2001 under Law 17.37820,000 (2019)Hong Kong Sign LanguageHKSLChinese Sign Language familyHong Kong20,000 (2007)Nepali Sign Language Indo-Pakistani Sign Language or language isolate (disputed)Nepal20,000 (2014)Taiwan Sign LanguageTSLJapanese Sign Language familyTaiwan20,000 (2004)Dutch Sign LanguageNGT or SLNFrench Sign Language familyNetherlands15,000 (2019)Australian Sign LanguageAuslanBANZSLAustralia10,000 (2016 census)

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