Languages of the Rutland Island

Hindi is the most widely spoken language in Rutland Island, with over 60% of the population speaking it as their first language.

Bengali is spoken by approximately 20% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the second largest linguistic group on the island.

Tamil is spoken by approximately 10% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the third largest linguistic group on the island.

Telugu is spoken by approximately 5% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the fourth largest linguistic group on the island.

Marathi is spoken by approximately 2% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the fifth largest linguistic group on the island.

Kannada is spoken by approximately 1% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the sixth largest linguistic group on the island.

Malayalam is spoken by approximately 0.5% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the seventh largest linguistic group on the island.

Gujarati is spoken by approximately 0.25% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the eighth largest linguistic group on the island.

Punjabi is spoken by approximately 0.1% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the ninth largest linguistic group on the island.

Odia is spoken by approximately 0.05% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the tenth largest linguistic group on the island.

Assamese is spoken by approximately 0.025% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the eleventh largest linguistic group on the island.

Kashmiri is spoken by approximately 0.01% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the twelfth largest linguistic group on the island.

Nepali is spoken by approximately 0.005% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the thirteenth largest linguistic group on the island.

Konkani is spoken by approximately 0.0025% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the fourteenth largest linguistic group on the island.

Manipuri is spoken by approximately 0.001% of the population of Rutland Island, making it the fifteenth largest linguistic group on the island.