User blog comment:Larry Berry/Wizarding World Schools?/@comment-26823411-20160820120930/@comment-28947637-20160821032851

Personally I agree with User:Ironyak1 on this -- the idea of there being even more wizard schools in Europe would really make me angry. I'm already pretty upset with South America and Africa being generalized. In South America's case, the school is in Brazil. I understand that in Europe kids are multilingual (EU kind of necessitates this) but in the Americas most people aren't even bilingual. The idea that over 50% of the South American population would just happen to know Brazilian Portuguese makes me furious. And the idea of a school in Uganda covering the entire continent REALLY makes me want to scream. The only way that would even begin to work would be if the school had different sections for different languages.

As for India -- the nation is so lingually diverse that there are several languages with 100k+ speakers.