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Flags are easiest - Also they are easily recognizable and generally easy to understand and interpret. Symbols are always more eye-catching. No, a country is not a language but that's a poor reason to argue against it, since languages originate in countries. If I see a German or French flag, I know the language is German or French. Pretty simple - Personally, I like it for English because I know whether the site/app I'm on supports UK English or American. When anyone sees a Canada flag, they expect English and Canada has two official languages. But Quebec also has a flag. There has to be a person in Canada who also speaks every other language in the world - But I wouldn't expect to see Chinese or Arabic after clicking a Canadian flag and it's unreasonable to do so. The overwhelmingly popular language of India is Hindi (5X more than the next common language) and English is used for their political institutions (more complex than that, so take this as overly brief) Which would you expect when you click on a flag of India? Canada has speakers of 30-40 (at least) languages, but as I said earlier, it would be unreasonable to expect anything but English or, depending on context, French (ie, FrenchLanguageOnly.com with flags that represent dialects). Flags are easily recognizable and generally easy to understand and interpret. If you are supporting every language in the world or all 15 of India's official languages, then choose text or regional flags. But I mean, Bengali is spoken in India by 8% of the people and it's an official language - but it's also the language of Bangladesh so a flag for Bangladesh would be equally suitable imho.
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