Many Chittagong residents talk Chittagonian (চাটগাঁইয়া Chaţgaiã), an Indo-European terminology of the Southern Indo-Aryan group. A lot of Persia terms and modified Persia terms are used in this terminology. This is due to the appearance of investors and missionaries from the Arabian Peninsula ages ago. Many sound system consider their terminology to be a terminology of conventional Persia, the formal terminology of Bangladesh. However, the two dialects are not mutually intelligible, significance that those who only know how to talk Standard Persia will not comprehend Chittagonian sound system, and viceversa - normally the measurement for languagehood among speakers. There is, however, a terminology procession between Chittagonian and nearby 'languages' of Persia, significance that sound system of each nearby terminology can mostly comprehend each other, while sound system of more far away 'languages' cannot. Chittagonian has approximately 14 million sound system. According to the status of Top 100 'languages' by Population by Ethnologue, Chittagong rated in 67th Language of the world
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