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Romania, Greece 5-9%

I think Romania and Greece should be colored as being in the 5-9% range, right now both are shown as being under 5%:

"In the European Union statistics, Italian is spoken as a mother tongue by 13% of the population or 65 million people,[2] mainly in Italy. In the EU, it is spoken as a second language by 3% of the population or by 14 million people. In addition, among EU states, the Italian language is most likely to be learned as a second language in Malta by 61% of the population, as well as in Slovenia by 15% of the population, in Croatia by 14% of the population, Austria by 11% of the population, Romania by 8% of the population, and in France and Greece by 6% of the population."

Where is the 20-50% group in this map?

If you you create a map and divide the Italian language knowledge among EU member countries, on percentage basis, you can not omit a certain percentage group. What about the 20-50 % knowledge group (whether there are countries included in this group or not, the map should include all percentages of knowledge, from zero to native speakers)? Hope this matter will be taken into consideration. Empathictrust (talk) Empathictrust 19:57, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

Sorry

Sorry but this map is horrible, because it is based on state lines, but languages dosen't matter state lines: so what about of South Tirol where italian is not mother lenguage for everybody? --Aldedogn (talk) 21:49, 15 June 2011 (UTC)