debating which language is "Richer" english or greek - which has the most words?
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Greek has more words, and, furthermore, english speakers use many words that originate from greek.
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paix french\npeace italian\npaz spanish\nvrede dutch\nειρήνη greek (try to read it:P)
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Αγγλία is England in Greek\nΣκωτία is Scotland in Greek\nThis is according to http://www.babelfish.altavista.com/tr\nDouble check it, though!
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The longest *actual* word in the English language is Antidisestablishmentarianism (supercalafragalisticexpecialadocious does not count, seeing as it is not a real word)
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Mr. Werecow is correct as far as the mostly used word is concerned about.\nBut, what you have asked for is the most likely word. That, I understood as the word spelt by many people when they are asked for "Tell a word in English?". In this case upto 70% of the people will say the word "word". So, it should be the most likely one.\n"word"
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The english language?\nThe English/British?\nThe 'english' spin you put on a pool cue ball?
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Let me answer you..Firstly,I would recommend you to examine some books and other sources in order to achieve a clearest view..Neither Ancient Greek nor Modern Greek has anything similar with Italian language,respectively Latin. Moreover, they differ in language dramatically,having also totally different Alphabets too. As to the history and culture both are very influential and worth..but similar no..Check some more,it's interesting..Luck!  PS: I have no clue why so many people completely ignorent answer to that question..
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Any of the Romance languages are likely the easiest, since they have many cognates (similar sounding words that mean the same thing) and usually have fairly simple grammar. Of them, Spanish is probably the easiest, and definitely the most useful. German would be a close second, however, since its grammar influenced English so closely and has many cognates as well.
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windows has a greek language setting.  Go to settings, then control panel, Regional and Language options.  It is relatively easy to toggle back and forth.
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I go to Limewire to download songs that I want in Greek, but I go to greek sites to listen to music with no download.  I dont know what language it is you want, but limewire has greek, italian, spanish, arabic etc..
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In my opinion, and I hate to admit this because I love Italy and the Italian language, but French is the most beautiful. It flows very smoothly and is pleasing to the ear. Italian, on the other hand, while it is beautiful, is sometimes spoken with some enthusiasm that it oftentimes is loud and not as flowing (the Italians are definitely passionate).
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I know Ancient Greek and it is easier to read Modern Greek than to speak it or understand it spoken.  Even reading it is difficult, however.  There has been massive grammatical restructuring of the endings on words even though the basic spelling of the root word has generally remained stable.  But there is a lot of new vocabulary to deal with and a lot of words have changed their meanings over the last 2500 years.  The differences in pronunciation are quite major, especially in the vowels.  I cannot understand spoken Modern Greek.
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The language that's easier is dependant on what your native language is. If your native language is English, French will be easier than German by a little bit. And French is also one of the more popular "official" languages used in international relations and business. In addition, many important international papers are published in English and French. Lastly, many graduate programs (depending on the field, of course) demand that you have at least a reading knowledge of French (of course, some demand German. Some demand both, or neither...)\n\nSo I'd recommend French. \n\nSomeone here mentioned that German is similar to Polish. It is not.
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The Nestle-Aland Greek text has become the near-universally accepted standard.  It is outstanding and has exhaustive footnotes to record variant manuscripts (although reading the footnotes can be more challenging than reading the Greek).\n\nAs for English translations, I prefer the New American Standard Bible (NASB) as I believe it does the best job of translating in a word-for-word fashion.
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Greek is a language...
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how can we give you a greek word in english?
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Well, I agree that Chinese and Japanese (along with other languages that use only characters to represent an entire word) would be the most difficult. \n\nHowever, speaking only of languages that use alphabets, I would say Russian and English. English because modern speakers constantly use figurative language, and we have more homonyms and homographs than any other language I have known. Russian, because it has even more letters than the English alphabet, and there are very many rules that modify entire words based on their gender, despite the absence of articles (i.e., a, an, or the).