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The following is a list of Wikipedia:ethnic groups by population:[1]

List of ethnic groups in table[edit | edit source]

Rank Ethnic Group Population Date Annual Growth Rate Region(s) with
largest populations 		Regions with
significant populations 		Languages spoken Most Common Religions
and Philosophies
1 Han Chinese 1,310,158,851 December 31, 2011 0-1% Mainland China,
SARs, Taiwan, Singapore 		Wikipedia:Southeast Asia, United States, Canada, Peru, others Chinese languages}}, English[2] Wikipedia:Confucianism, Wikipedia:Chinese Communism, Wikipedia:Chinese folk religion, Buddhism, Wikipedia:Taoism, Christianity
2 Bengali people 350,000,000 2008 ~1% Bangladesh,
India,
Pakistan 		Burma, Pakistan,
United Kingdom, United States,
Persian Gulf countries 		Bengali, English, Hindi/Urdu Islam, Hinduism
3/4 German people 150,000,000[3] 2010 0-1% Germany,
United States 		Wikipedia:Austria, Brazil, Canada, other German, English, Portuguese, Spanish Wikipedia:Lutheranism, Roman Catholicism, Humanism
3/4 Russian people 150,000,000[4] (2010) 0% Russia,
Eastern Europe 		Wikipedia:Central Asia, United States Russian, Ukrainian Wikipedia:Russian Orthodoxy,}}
5 Italian people 145,000,000[5] 2011 0-1% Italy,
Brazil,
Argentina,
United States,
Canada,
Australia,
Uruguay,
Venezuela 		France, Germany, Wikipedia:Switzerland, United Kingdom Italian, English, Spanish, Portuguese, French Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, Humanism
6 Punjabi people 143,000,000 1-2% Pakistan,
India 		United Kingdom, United States, Canada Punjabi, Hindi/Urdu, English Sunni Islam, Sikhism, Hinduism
7 Mexican people 142,000,000 1-2% Mexico United States Spanish, English Roman Catholicism
8 Yamato people 120,000,000 <0% Japan Brazil, United States Japanese Wikipedia:Shintoism, Wikipedia:Buddhism, Wikipedia:Humanism
9 French people 110,000,000 0-1% France,
United States,
Canada 		United Kingdom, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Wikipedia:Chile, other parts of Wikipedia:Europe French, English Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, Humanism
10/11 Spanish people[6] 100,000,000 0-1% Spain, Latin America Wikipedia:Equatorial Guinea, the Wikipedia:Philippines, the U.S., continental Wikipedia:Europe Spanish languages, Portuguese, English, French, German Roman Catholicism
10/11 Tamil people 100,000,000[7] 2005 1-2% Tamil Nadu (India), Pondicherry (India), other parts of India, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Singapore Arab states
of the Persian Gulf, Myanmar, United States, Canada, Australia, Wikipedia:Mauritius, Wikipedia:Réunion (France), South Africa, United Kingdom,}} and other parts of Wikipedia:Europe 		Tamil, English, Hindi, Sinhala, Arwi, Malay, French, Afrikaans Wikipedia:Hinduism (Wikipedia:Shaivism), Islam, Christianity, Atheism
12 Telugu people 92,000,000[8] 29 June 2011 1-2% Andhra Pradesh (India), other parts of India United Kingdom, United States and Canada Telugu, English, Hindi, Urdu Wikipedia:Hinduism, Wikipedia:Sunni Islam, Wikipedia:Roman Catholicism, Wikipedia:Protestantism
13 English people 90,000,000 0-1% United Kingdom, United States Canada, Australia and New Zealand, South Africa, Ireland English Wikipedia:Anglicanism, Protestantism, Wikipedia:Humanism, Catholicism
14 Javanese people 85,000,000 2009 (Indonesian census) 1-2% Indonesia Malaysia, Wikipedia:Netherlands, Wikipedia:Suriname Javanese, Bahasa Indonesia Sunni Islam, Hinduism
15 Persian people 81,000,000[9][10] 2011 1-2% Iran Afghanistan, Tajikistan Farsi Shia Islam, Wikipedia:Sunni Islam, Zoroastrianism
16/17 Irish people 80,000,000[11] 0-1% United States United Kingdom, Australia, Ireland, Canada, other regions English Roman Catholicism, Protestantism
16/17 Korean people 80,000,000 (est.)[12] 0-1% South Korea, North Korea Wikipedia:People's Republic of China, United States, Japan Korean, English Confucianism, Wikipedia:North Korean communism,}} Christianity
18 Pardo Brazilians 79,782,000 (est.)[13] 2010 1-2% Brazil Paraguay Brazilian Portugese Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, Wikipedia:Kardecist Spiritism
19 Vietnamese people 77,000,000[14] (2008 est.) 1-2% Vietnam Cambodia, United States, France Vietnamese, English, French Mahayana Buddhism, Communism, Christianity, Wikipedia:Confucianism
20/21 Marathi people 70,000,000-
80,000,000 (estimate) 		1-2% India United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Wikipedia:Mauritius Marathi, Hindi, English Wikipedia:Hinduism, Wikipedia:Vaishnavism, Wikipedia:Shaivism
20/21 Turkish people 70,000,000 1-2% Turkey Germany, Iraq, Algeria, Syria Turkish Sunni Islam, Shia Alevi Islam, Wikipedia:Kemalism
22 Gujarati people 65,000,000-
75,000,000 		1-2% India United Kingdom, United States, Canada, South Africa Gujarati, Hindi Hinduism, Sunni Islam
23 Polish people 60,000,000[15] ~0.1% Poland, United States Germany, Brazil Polish, English, German Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, Wikipedia:Humanism
24 Malayali people 50,000,000 15 April 2012 1-2% Kerala, other parts of India Wikipedia:Arab states of the Persian Gulf, United States, United Kingdom, Canada Malayalam, English, Hindi Wikipedia:Hinduism, Wikipedia:Sunni Islam, Wikipedia:Catholicism, Wikipedia:Protestantism

List of ethnic groups[edit | edit source]

  1. Han- 1.3 billion
  2. Wikipedia: Arabs- 430 million
  3. Bengali- 350 million
  4. Wikipedia:Russian people- 150 million
  5. German- 150 million (81m with German citizenship)
  6. Wikipedia:Italian people- 145 million (60m with Italian citizenship)
  7. Wikipedia:Punjabi people- 143 million
  8. Wikipedia:Yamato people- 120+ million
  9. Wikipedia:French people- 110 million (65m with French citizenship)
  10. Wikipedia:Spanish people- 100 million (47m with Spanish citizenship)
  11. Wikipedia:English people- 90 million (52m with British citizenship)
  12. Wikipedia:Javanese people- 85 million
  13. Wikipedia:Persian people- 81 million
  14. Wikipedia:Irish people- 80 million
  15. Wikipedia:Korean people- 80 million
  16. Wikipedia:Telugu people- 78 million
  17. Wikipedia:Tamil people- 77 million
  18. Wikipedia:Vietnamese people - 77 million
  19. Wikipedia:Marathi people- 70-80 million
  20. Wikipedia:Turkish people- 75 million
  21. Wikipedia:Thai people- 70 million
  22. Wikipedia:Gujarati people- 65-75 million
  23. Kannada people- 65-75 milion
  24. Wikipedia:Pashtun people- 60 million
  25. Wikipedia:Sindhi people- 56 million
  26. Wikipedia:Poles- 50-60 million
  27. Wikipedia:Malayali people- 50 million
  28. Wikipedia:Ukrainian people- 40-60 million
  29. Wikipedia:Scottish people- 40 million
  30. Wikipedia:Portuguese people- 31.1 million
  31. Wikipedia:Oriyas- 31 million
  32. Wikipedia:Sundanese people - 30.9 million
  33. Wikipedia:Kurdish people- 30-38million
  34. Wikipedia:Oromo people- 30 million
  35. Wikipedia:Bamar people(Burmese)- 30 million
  36. Wikipedia:Berber people- 30 million
  37. Wikipedia:Ethnic Malays- 27.8 million
  38. Wikipedia:Romanians- 23-26 million
  39. Somalis- 20-22 million
  40. Wikipedia:Amhara people- 19.8 million23
  41. Wikipedia:Dutch people- 16 million
  42. Wikipedia:Kazakh people - 15 million
  43. Wikipedia:Sinhalese people- 15 million
  44. Wikipedia:Greeks- 14-17+ million
  45. Wikipedia:Magyar- 14-15 million
  46. Wikipedia:Swedes- 14 million
  47. Wikipedia:Armenians- 11-14 million (including those in Diaspora)
  48. Wikipedia:Seraikis- 13.9 million
  49. Wikipedia:Jews- 13.4 million
  50. Wikipedia:Norwegians- 12 million
  51. Wikipedia:Czechs- 11-12 million
  52. Wikipedia:Quechuas- 10-11 million
  53. Wikipedia:Khmer people- 10,942,066
  54. Wikipedia:Zulu people- 10.65 million
  55. Wikipedia:Serbs- 10.5 million
  56. Wikipedia:Kongo people- 10.2 million
  57. Wikipedia:Belarusians- 10 million
  58. Wikipedia:Lao people- 10 million
  59. Wikipedia:Bulgarians- 9-10 million
  60. Wikipedia:Welsh people- 10 million
  61. Bantenese- 6 million
  62. Wikipedia:Croats- 8.5 million
  63. Wikipedia:Mon people- 8.145 million
  64. Wikipedia:Xhosa people- 7.9 million
  65. Wikipedia:Albanians- 7 million
  66. Wikipedia:Danes- 7 million
  67. Wikipedia:Maya people- 7 million
  68. Wikipedia:Madurese people- 6.8 million
  69. Wikipedia:Finns- 6.5 million
  70. Wikipedia:Slovaks- 6-6.5 million
  71. Wikipedia:Batak- 6 million
  72. Bugis- 6 million
  73. Wikipedia:Minangkabau people- 6 million
  74. Wikipedia:Tibetan people- 5.5-6 million
  75. Wikipedia:Betawi people- 5 million
  76. Wikipedia:Tharu people- 4.1 million
  77. Wikipedia:Hindkowans- 4 million
  78. Wikipedia:Lithuanians - 4 million
  79. Wikipedia:Bosniaks- 3.5 million
  80. Wikipedia:Acehnese people- 3.5 million
  81. Wikipedia:Banjar people- 3.5 million
  82. Wikipedia:Bretons- 3.4 million
  83. Wikipedia:Balinese people- 3 million
  84. Sasak- 3 million
  85. Wikipedia:Kapampangan people- 2.89 million
  86. Wikipedia:Nahua people- 2.5 million
  87. Wikipedia:Slovenes- 2.5 million
  88. Macedonian people (Slavic)- 2-2.5 million
  89. Wikipedia:Romani people- 2-12 million
  90. Wikipedia:Kamboj- 1.877 million
  91. Wikipedia:Latvians - 1.8 million
  92. Wikipedia:Polynesians- 1.4-2.1 million
  93. Wikipedia:Estonians - 1.1 million
  94. Wikipedia:Zapotec people- 800,000-1.1 million
  95. Wikipedia:Montenegrins- 500,000-700,000
  96. Wikipedia:Fijians- 750,000
  97. Wikipedia:Saurashtra people- 510,000
  98. Wikipedia:Mazahua people- 350,000
  99. Wikipedia:Navajo people- 300,000
  100. Wikipedia:Otomi people- 300,000
  101. Wikipedia:Miskito people- 150,000-200,000
  102. Wikipedia:Inuit people- 150,000
  103. Lun Bawang/Lun Dayeh- 75 000
  104. Wikipedia:Apache people- 56,000
  105. Wikipedia:Nauruan people- ~6,000

List of main panethnicities by population[edit | edit source]

The following is a list of the main panethnicities by population:

Rank Panethnicity Population Date % of world
population 		Annual Growth Rate Region(s) with largest populations Regions with significant populations Languages spoken Most common Religions and Philosophies Constituent Groups Basis for Grouping
1 Latin Americans 572,039,894 1-2% Latin America United States, Spain Spanish, Portuguese Wikipedia:Roman Catholicism, Wikipedia:Protestantism Culture, Religion, Language Geography
2 Hispanic Americans 375,607,614 1-2% Latin America United States, Spain Spanish, Portuguese Wikipedia:Roman Catholicism, Wikipedia:Protestantism Language, Culture, Geography, Religion
2 Austronesian peoples 327,000,000 1-2% Maritime Southeast Asia United States, Netherlands Wikipedia:Austronesian languages including Indonesian, Malaysian, Tagalog; others Islam, Wikipedia:Roman Catholicism Geography, Language
3 Slavs 315,000,000 0-1% Eastern Europe Central Asia, United States, others Wikipedia:Slavic languages: Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Bulgarian; English, French Wikipedia:Russian Orthodox Christianity, Wikipedia:Eastern Orthodox Christianity, others Culture, Language, Religion, Geography
4 Arabs 300,000,000 1-2% North Africa, Mashriq, Arabian Peninsula France, United States, United Kingdom Arabic, English, French Wikipedia:Sunni Islam, Wikipedia:Coptic Christianity, Wikipedia:Shia Islam, other Language, Religion, Culture

See also[edit | edit source]

References[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ *N.B.: The population numbers for the ethnic groups are taken from the respective ethnic group articles, which contain sources supporting those numbers.
  2. ↑ "Ganbei!! China Embraces English Language". Ganbei!! China Embraces English Language. ABC News with Diane Sawyer. http://abcnews.go.com/WN/China/china-pushes-english-language/story?id=12154435#.T26YNjFmIsc. Retrieved 25 March 2012. 
  3. ↑ Germans and foreigners with an immigrant background. 156 is the estimate which counts all people claiming ethnic German ancestry in the U.S., Brazil, Argentina, and elsewhere.
  4. ↑ Ана?ол?ев, Се?гей (September 29, 2003). "Нас 150 миллионов Немного. А могло б??? мен??е.". russkie.org. http://www.russkie.org/index.php?module=fullitem&id=4194. Retrieved February 20, 2012. 
  5. ↑ In 2011 in the world there were 60 million Italians living in Italy and 4 million Italians living outside Italy (Fondazione Migrantes:"Rapporto Italiani nel Mondo 2011" p.8 (in Italian)) and approximately 81 million direct descendants of Italian emigrants(Statistics of Italian emigration from the Catholic Church (in Italian))
  6. ↑ The term "Wikipedia:Spanish people", or "Spaniards", includes several subnational ethnic groups, like the Andalusians, Castilians, Basques, Catalans, Galicians, and others.
  7. ↑ "Top 30 Languages by Number of Native Speakers: sourced from Ethnologue: Languages of the World, 15th ed. (2005)", Vistawide ?? World Languages & Cultures, http://www.vistawide.com/languages/top_30_languages.htm, retrieved 3 April 2007 
  8. ↑ "Telugu People around the world". Telugu People around the world. Friends of Telugu. http://www.friendsoftelugu.org/UCB/index.php/telugu-people-stats. Retrieved 25 March 2012. 
  9. ↑ United States Central Intelligence Agency(CIA) (April 28, 2011). "The World Fact Book - Iran". CIA. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ir.html. Retrieved May 15, 2011. 
  10. ↑ Library of Congress, Library of Congress – Federal Research Division. "Ethnic Groups and Languages of Iran". http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/profiles/Iran.pdf. Retrieved 2009-12-02.
  11. ↑ "The island history". Did you know?. DiscoverIreland.com. http://www.discoverireland.com/us/about-ireland/history/. Retrieved 25 March 2012. 
  12. ↑ Wikipedia:Korean Peninsula (50 million + 24 million) + Wikipedia:Korean diaspora (6.8 million)
  13. ↑ Estudos Avançados - Pode a genética definir quem deve se beneficiar das cotas universitárias e demais ações afirmativas?
  14. ↑ [https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/vm.html CIA - The World Factbook - Vietnam
  15. ↑ ?wiat Polonii, witryna Stowarzyszenia Wspólnota Polska: ??Polacy za granic?? (Polish people abroad as per summary by ?wiat Polonii, internet portal of the Polish Association Wspólnota Polska)

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