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Bubbles by Language

A look at the browser languages used by the people pressing our button.

Language values come from visitor browser settings recorded with BubbleCam button clicks. They describe browser preferences, not anyone’s nationality or identity.

Explore the languages associated with successful Bubblecam activations around the world.

Updated 2026-10-19 00:05:36 (America/New_York). These tables refresh daily.

All-time language statistics

Includes historical estimates dating back to February 2001. Earlier languages were estimated from the visitor’s location; browser language collection began September 7, 2026. Location estimates may differ from a visitor’s preferred language.

650,764 location-estimated activations; 31,122 browser-measured activations; 0 activations without a recorded language.

All recorded history, including estimates
LanguageActivationsPercentage
English502,18673.65%
Spanish26,8663.94%
German22,4633.29%
Dutch17,7092.60%
French12,9371.90%
Finnish12,1071.78%
Russian11,9351.75%
Polish7,4891.10%
Italian7,4081.09%
Swedish6,1550.90%
Portuguese5,2280.77%
Vietnamese4,3320.64%
Hindi4,3260.63%
Arabic3,3890.50%
Irish3,2510.48%
Danish2,7790.41%
Ukrainian2,7590.40%
Hungarian2,5380.37%
Norwegian2,4040.35%
Afrikaans2,0120.30%
Romanian1,6350.24%
Japanese1,5900.23%
Greek1,5140.22%
Czech1,4390.21%
Turkish1,3760.20%
Chinese — Simplified1,3290.19%
Hebrew1,2750.19%
Malay9930.15%
Chinese — Traditional8130.12%
Croatian8060.12%
Estonian7510.11%
Belarusian7180.11%
Lithuanian6810.10%
Latvian6420.09%
Bulgarian5810.09%
Serbian5640.08%
Kazakh5200.08%
Indonesian4730.07%
Slovenian4500.07%
Slovak4460.07%
Korean4170.06%
Thai3550.05%
Bosnian2380.03%
Bangla2040.03%
Icelandic2010.03%
Maltese1920.03%
Divehi1790.03%
Sinhala1770.03%
Macedonian1390.02%
Persian1250.02%
Nepali1140.02%
Georgian1000.01%
Albanian990.01%
Azerbaijani960.01%
Kyrgyz700.01%
Armenian680.01%
Norwegian Bokmål460.01%
Burmese320.00%
Uzbek290.00%
Mongolian260.00%
Khmer220.00%
Amharic140.00%
Unknown browser language130.00%
Faroese120.00%
Kinyarwanda90.00%
Catalan70.00%
Kalaallisut60.00%
Lao50.00%
Swahili50.00%
Pashto40.00%
Turkmen40.00%
Somali30.00%
Norwegian Nynorsk20.00%
Colognian10.00%
Dzongkha10.00%
Samoan10.00%
Tigrinya10.00%
Grand total681,886100.00%

Browser-measured languages

This smaller, growing sample uses the primary language preference sent by the visitor’s browser. It is also included in the all-time table above.

Browser preferences collected since September 7, 2026
LanguageActivationsPercentage
English26,03783.66%
German3,76912.11%
Dutch2300.74%
French2230.72%
Spanish2130.68%
Italian1490.48%
Portuguese750.24%
Swedish610.20%
Danish550.18%
Norwegian Bokmål460.15%
Polish460.15%
Romanian390.13%
Finnish230.07%
Hungarian230.07%
Russian210.07%
Czech190.06%
Unknown browser language130.04%
Chinese — Traditional120.04%
Hebrew100.03%
Ukrainian90.03%
Japanese80.03%
Vietnamese80.03%
Turkish70.02%
Latvian50.02%
Greek30.01%
Slovenian30.01%
Croatian20.01%
Estonian20.01%
Lithuanian20.01%
Norwegian Nynorsk20.01%
Catalan10.00%
Chinese — Simplified10.00%
Colognian10.00%
Indonesian10.00%
Korean10.00%
Norwegian10.00%
Samoan10.00%
Grand total31,122100.00%

How these numbers are counted

Only successful machine activations count; page views, concurrent attempts and historical after-dark attempts do not. Each percentage uses the total activations in its own table, including unknown or unrecorded languages. Rounded percentages may not add up to exactly 100%.

These tables use the country report’s counting rules and omit activations with no recorded country or flagged as suspected automation.

Regional variants such as US and UK English are combined. Simplified and Traditional Chinese remain separate; historical Chinese scripts are estimated from location. “Unknown browser language” means the browser supplied no usable preference; “Language not recorded” means historical language data was unavailable.

A dispatch from the guest book

Meanwhile, somewhere on the internet…

There are 4,568 entries in our Guestbook. Here is a random one…

lucy ..england wrote on March 9, 2007

back again!! i love bubble cam it raly makes me smile. keep up the good stuff!!!
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