Languages of Bangladesh

Write the name of the twelve languages in Bangladesh with the most speakers. This quiz follows the information in Ethnologue and also follows the linguistic definition: if two dialects are mutually intelligible, then they are one language, if they are not mutually intelligible, then they are two languages (no matter that non-linguists might call one a language and the other a dialect) The numbers on the left are the approximate numbers of native speakers in the 2001 census.
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110,000,000
Bengali
13,000,000
Chittagonian
10,000,000
Rangpuri
300,000
Burmese
250,000
Urdu
225,000
Santhali
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200,000
Rohingya
166,000
Sadri
150,000
Chakma
150,000
Marma
120,000
Garo
85,000
Kok Borok
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Level 45
Feb 19, 2015
I thought Sylheti was a language spoken in Bangladesh, maybe I'm wrong.
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Level 22
Jan 29, 2023
Some consider Sylheti, Chittagonian and Rangpuri as different languages, due to Chittagonian being much more mutually intelligible with Rohingya and Sylheti being closer to Assamese (I am not sure about the reasons for Rangpuri), however some believe that they are all instead dialects due to their few similarities.
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Level 45
May 15, 2020
Wow, ive only heard of 3 of these.