To Sing in almost every language
1. To Sing2. Om te sing
3. Te kendoj
4. Lemezemeri
5. Lighni
6. Yergel
7. Mahnı oxumaq
8. Abestu
9. Spiavać
10. Gāna karā
11. Pjevati
12. Peya
13. Cantar
14. Mukanta
15. Kuyimba
16. Chànggē
17. À Cantà
18. Zpívat
19. At synge
20. Zingen
21. Kanti (esperanto)
22. Laulma
23. Para kumanta
24. Laulaa
25. Chanter
26. Sjonge
27. Mgherian
28. Singen
29. Na tragoudíso
30. Gāvuṁ
31. Pou chante
32. Waƙa
33. E mele
34. *R (hebrew)
35. Gaane ke lie
36. Yog Hu Nkauj
37. Énekelni
38. Að syngja
39. Iji Abụ
40. Menyanyikan
41. Canadh
42. Cantare
43. Utau tame ni
44. Nyanyi
45. Hāḍalu
46. Än aytw
47. Chrieng
48. Kuririmba
49. Nolaehada
50. Irdoo
51. hong pheng
52. Canere
53. Dziedāt
54. Dainuoti
55. Fir ze sangen
56. Da pee
57. Mihira
58. Untuk menyanyi
59. Pāṭān
60. Biex tkanta
61. Ki te waiata
62. Gāṇē
63. Duulakh
64. Sehkyinnseso raan
65. Gā'unakō lāgī
66. Å synge
67. *E* (odia)
68. *N*R*L (pashto)
69. Śpiewać
70. Gā'uṇa la'ī
71. A cânta
72. Pet'
73. Pese
74. A sheinn
75. Pevati
76. Ho Bina
77. Kuimba
78. *AE* (sindhi)
79. Gāyanā kirīmaṭa
80. Spievať
81. Peti
82. Si Loo Heeso
83. Kanggo Nyanyi
84. Att sjunga
85. Surud xondan
86. Pāṭa
87. *YPLAPGA (tatar)
88. Pāḍaṭāniki
89. R̂xngphelng
90. Şarkı söylemek
91. Aýdym aýtmak
92. Spivaty
93. NA*AAEYTY* (uyghur)
94. Kuylamoq
95. Hát
96. I Ganu
97. Ukucula
98. Tsu zingen
99. Lati korin
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
77 78% 48 48% 48 48% 21 21% 27 27%
B % C % D % F % G %
7 7% 13 13% 13 13% 1 1% 28 28%
H % J % K % L % M %
20 20% 6 6% 26 26% 21 21% 20 20%
N % P % Q % R % S %
57 58% 19 19% 2 2% 21 21% 21 21%
T % V % W % X % Y %
36 36% 6 6% 4 4% 4 4% 19 19%
Z %
6 6%
Popularity of use
78% A:
58% N, A:
48% E, I, N, A: *E* (odia), *AE* (sindhi),
36% T, E, I, N, A:
28% G, T, E, I, N, A: Gāṇē,
27% U, G, T, E, I, N, A: I Ganu,
26% K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: Kanti (esperanto),
21% S, R, L, O, K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: Lati korin, *N*R*L (pashto), To Sing, Laulaa, Singen, *R (hebrew), Gā'unakō lāgī, Gaane ke lie, Énekelni, Gā'uṇa la'ī, Gāna karā,
20% M, H, S, R, L, O, K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: E mele, Si Loo Heeso, Hát, Utau tame ni, Mihira, A sheinn, Laulma, Mgherian, Om te sing, Lighni, Mukanta,
19% Y, P, M, H, S, R, L, O, K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: Kanggo Nyanyi, Pāṭa, *YPLAPGA (tatar), Şarkı söylemek, NA*AAEYTY*, Gāyanā kirīmaṭa, Peti, Pet', Pese, Sehkyinnseso raan, Å synge, Untuk menyanyi, Pāṭān, Nyanyi, hong pheng, Para kumanta, Menyanyikan, Peya, At synge, Yergel (uyghur),
13% D, C, Y, P, M, H, S, R, L, O, K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: Aýdym aýtmak, Ukucula, Pāḍaṭāniki, Duulakh, A cânta, Canere, Dainuoti, Da pee, Hāḍalu, Chrieng, Nolaehada, Irdoo, Canadh, Cantare, Na tragoudíso, Pou chante, Chànggē, À Cantà, Chanter, Cantar,
7% B, D, C, Y, P, M, H, S, R, L, O, K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: Ho Bina, Kuimba, Kuyimba, Kuririmba, Abestu,
6% Z, V, J, B, D, C, Y, P, M, H, S, R, L, O, K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: Att sjunga, Spivaty, Spievať, Að syngja, Iji Abụ, Pevati, Yog Hu Nkauj, Gāvuṁ, Zpívat, Sjonge, Spiavać, Pjevati, Te kendoj, Zingen, Tsu zingen, Lemezemeri, Dziedāt,
4% X; W, Z, V, J, B, D, C, Y, P, M, H, S, R, L, O, K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: Surud xondan, R̂xngphelng, Biex tkanta, Ki te waiata, Śpiewać, Waƙa, Än aytw,
2% Q, X, W, Z, V, J, B, D, C, Y, P, M, H, S, R, L, O, K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: Mahnı oxumaq, Kuylamoq,
1% F, Q, W, X, Z, V, J, B, D, C, Y, P, M, H, S, R, L, O, K, U, G, T, E, I, N, A: Fir ze sangen,
Conclusion: singing begins at 48% with *E* (odia) and *AE* (sindhi), experiencing a cultural bandgap at 36%. Gāṇē at 28% followed by I Ganu at 27% before another cultural band gap (occupied by the esperanto Kanti) at 26%. Singing returns at 21%.
Singing reaches a plateau through 19%-13% before declining down to 1%.
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