> Indo-European languages: a language family native to the overwhelming majority of Europe, the Iranian plateau, and the northern Indian subcontinent. Widely spoken indo-european languages includes English, French, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, and Spanish, etc.
> Indo-European languages typically use the Latin alphabet
After the first sentence, "Indo-European" seems to have transformed to just "European" in the author's mind. Hindi and Bengali, languages more widely spoken than half the language in that list, seem to have been forgotten, along with their Devanagri script.
(Over the course of the article, it's seeming like the author just wanted to say European languages, or languages using Latin script, and for some reason chose to use Indo-European instead, despite clearly stating the definition themself.)
> Indo-European languages typically use the Latin alphabet
After the first sentence, "Indo-European" seems to have transformed to just "European" in the author's mind. Hindi and Bengali, languages more widely spoken than half the language in that list, seem to have been forgotten, along with their Devanagri script.
(Over the course of the article, it's seeming like the author just wanted to say European languages, or languages using Latin script, and for some reason chose to use Indo-European instead, despite clearly stating the definition themself.)