English List of languages supported in OSX (not programation languages)

Hello from France. Excuse my bad english.
Does anyone has a simple list (in english) of all the languages supported by Mavericks ? (not the programation languages, the real spoken and written languages all over the world )
i found some of them in the fonts information, and others in the system préférences "Langues et texte", but i'm probably missing them, and i can't type some asiatic names because i don't know what font to use and i can't use copy/paste inside system preferences)
Many thanks.
Cordially, Joan.

Thanks Eric, but that's not what i'm searching for.
I found 60 languages used in OSX, but some people tell about 140.
This is how my list begins, and i search the most exhaustive list.
Afrikaans
Albanian
Azerbaijani
Basque
Belarusian
Bulgarian
Catalan
Chinese
Chinese (Simplified Han)
Chinese (Traditional Han)
Cornish
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