which one is English,French,Germen,dutch,Hindi,mandrin biggest word?
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The great thing about the Dutch language, you can stick different words together to make a very big word. A big word I like is:\nHottentottententententoonstellingsmakersopleidingsprogramma\nbut this one is definitely not the largest
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British English. (as a graduate of Cambridge University).\nGerman.(as my mothers language).\nGreek. (as my native and fathers language).\nJapanese. (as my husbands language).\nI also know the Q-Code and MorseCode.
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Best in which context?\nHowever, according to current statistics, the most spoken native languages rated as follows:\n\nRank Language       Primary Country   Population \n1 CHINESE MANDARIN   China         885,000,000 \n2 SPANISH            Spain         332,000,000 \n3 ENGLISH           United Kingdom 322,000,000 \n4 BANGLA            Bangladesh     189,000,000 \n5 HINDI             India          182,000,000 \n6 PORTUGUESE        Portugal       170,000,000 \n7 RUSSIAN           Russia         170,000,000 \n8 JAPANESE          Japan          125,000,000 \n9 GERMAN            Germany        98,000,000 \n10 CHINESE WU       China          77,175,000 \n\nOf them, obviously English is most widely used in all over the world and then spanish. Two other widely used languages are not listed, French and Arabic.\n\nThe most dminant language in the field of literature is also English having 26 Nobel Prize holders, following French 13, German 12 and Spanish 10. Other important Nobel prize holders are in Italian 6, Swedish 6, Russian 5. All listed languages have woned Nobel Prize except Hindi.\n\nIn all continents there are people whose 1st language is English unlike any other language. Now English is more than a language, it is a communication tool.\n\nLatin, Sanskrit and arabic are 3 very important languages called dead language, of them arabic is still mother language of millions over number of countries in 2 continents.
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Spanish,English,French and Dutch
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SMILES   \n\nS---MILE---S\n\nthis word is miles long hence logically it is the biggest word in the whole world
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Which language it is? please specify.
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As far as sheer numbers, Mandarin by a long shot. The number in parenthesis are the total number of speakers (native and secondary).\n\n   1. Mandarin Chinese (1.12 billion)\n   2. English (480 million)\n   3. Spanish (320 million)\n   4. Russian (285 million)\n   5. French (265 million)\n   6. Hindi/Urdu (250 million)\n   7. Arabic (221 million)\n   8. Portuguese (188 million)\n   9. Bengali (185 million)\n  10. Japanese (133 million)\n  11. German (109 million)
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easiest = english\nhardest = latin
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Antidisestablishmentarianism, is generally believed to be the longest English word. Abraham Lincoln, or some other politician ,used it in a speech or something. How that'll help you with your laundry is a mystery to me, but there you go!
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cent (French)\ncentum (Latin)\nCiento (spanish)\nhundre (Norwegian)\nhundrede (Danish)
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The third word is "language".
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German, but many words taken from French.
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Hey man listen here!! Mr. Cannibal is answering you!!\nWords in this nature are natural.\nWhen languages use words it means they discovered the words not invented!\n Now I must answer your question that English has the most words because this is very old language and also absorbed many words from other languages during occupying other countries.\nBut you don’t have to memorize all of them.\nAlso Happy Birthday to you.
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Arabic..\nEnglish...\nFrench..\nLearning Dutch
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if you mean the longest word, i believe the longest word in the dictionary is antidisestablishmentarianism
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1) Norwegian\nYellow\nWater\nDunhill\nCats\n\n2) Dane\nBlue\nTea\nBlends\nHorses\n\n3) Brit\nRed\nMilk\nPall Mall\nBirds\n\n4) German\nGreen\nCoffee \nPrince\nFISH - Now you've added that to the info.\n\n5) Swede\nWhite\nBeer\nBlue Master\nDogs\n\nEDIT: Seeing as I was the 1st to get it right I hope you're going to give me the best answer points.
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Bangladesh.\nSpeak Bangla language.\nFor this language The world observe\n"International Mother Language Day"\nI feel proud of my language.