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Global Language Monitor Rankings

Rank (2012) Rank (2011) Rank (2010) Rank (2009) Rank (2008) Rank (2007) City Country Region
01 01 03 05 05 04 London United Kingdom Western Europe
02 02 01 02 01 01 New York USA North America
03 07 09 14 25 13 Barcelona Spain Western Europe
04 03 04 03 03 03 Paris France Western Europe
05 12 10 21 15 NL Madrid Spain Western Europe
06 13 22 04 02 02 Rome Italy Western Europe
07 25 13 08 NL 21 São Paulo Brazil Latin America
08 04 06 01 04 05 Milan Italy Western Europe
09 05 05 06 06 07 Los Angeles USA North America
10 10 18 19 09 11 Berlin Germany Western Europe
11 44 NL NL NL NL Antwerp Belgium Western Europe
12 06 02 07 11 08 Hong Kong Hong Kong East Asia
13 20 24 24 20 22 Buenos Aires Argentina Latin America
14 21 32 NL NL NL Bali Indonesia Oceania
15 11 07 09 07 12 Sydney Australia Oceania
16 31 NL NL NL NL Florence Italy Western Europe
17 23 19 18 30 20 Rio de Janeiro Brazil Latin America
18 41 NL NL NL NL Johannesburg South Africa Africa
19 08 15 20 14 10 Singapore Singapore Asia
20 09 14 12 10 06 Tokyo Japan Asia
21 17 11 25 18 15 Melbourne Australia Oceania
22 14 12 14 13 14 Shanghai China Asia
23 50 NL NL NL NL Caracas Venezuela Latin America
24 16 16 10 08 09 Las Vegas United States North America
25 15 NL NL NL NL Monaco Monaco Western Europe
26 30 31 23 17 19 Santiago Chile Latin America
27 19 17 NL NL NL Amsterdam Netherlands Western Europe
28 27 31 23 12 24 Dubai UAE Middle East
29 32 NL NL NL NL Bangkok Thailand Asia
30 29 34 NL NL NL Copenhagen Denmark Western Europe

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