which is the language that is largely spoken??
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Mandarin and English . approximately 16% of the world population.
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English is the offical language. Other languages are:\n\nHausa\nYoruba\nIgbo (Ibo)\nFulani
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By far the main spoken language is Bengali. \n\nOther languages with over 100,000 speakers include Arakanese, Burmese, Chakma, Chittagonian, Hindi, Sadri, Sylheti and Urdu. \n\nA full breakdown of languages and the number of speakers is given on the link below.
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It should be Mandarin. Most of the countries with Chinese people use this language as their official language. Also, it is the language used by most native speakers next to Hindi.\n\nOnce you learnt Mandarin, you will be able to learn other Chinese dialects like Cantonese very easily.
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Most people outside of America speaks more than 1 language. Personally, I speak, read, and write 4 different languages.
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alots ....\n\nok let me tell u ... english , french , arabic , spanish , japanese ... etc :) \n\ni dont think u have much time to know all of them lol\n\ntake care
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which language is it?
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French! It's the language of love, plus everyone I know want's to learn to speak Spanish. Spanish is a beautiful language, however, I've had some... not so good experiences trying to learn to speak it. Plus,I just was to mix it up a bit you know?
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Yes. It's called Esperanto. There are a number of other invented global languages to choose from, as well. Esperanto has the most speakers within the intentionally created language category, but the language didn't catch on globally. There are still more Esperanto speakers than you'd think, though.
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Mandarin and Taiwanese are the primary languages. The further south you go, the more Taiwanese and less Mandarin you will here. Hakka is also still spoken within certain communities, as well as some indigenous languages.\n\nWhile there are a fair amount of people who understand Japanese and Cantonese, it is quite unlikely that you will hear these spoken.
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There is no official International Language, but English is understood and spoken by more than 48% of the world population, followed closely by 29% Chinese and 14% Arabic...so that probably makes English the International language..
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in American schools... sure, those are correct.\n\nbut in the world, it's actually quite different. the languages with 100 million+ native speakers are:\n\n1. Chinese (850 million)\n2. Hindi (400 million), mainly spoken in India\n3. Spanish (390 million)\n4. English (354 million)... not a foreign language :)\n5. Arabic (272 million)\n6. Portuguese (210 million)\n7. Bengali (194 million), mainly spoken in India + Bangladesh\n8. Russian (145 million)\n9. Japanese (130 million)\n10. French (120 million)\n11. Punjabi (104 million), mainly spoken in India\n12. German (100 million)
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Spanish. \n\nIt has the 3rd most speakers in the world, behind Mandarin Chinese and English, and is spoken in 20(official languages?) countries.\n\nHistorically, the spread of Russian began during the cold war, by imperialism of the Soviet Union throughtout Asia and Europe. It is spoken in 16 countries, most of them formerly part of the USSR.
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Spanish, english, French, some German
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You might want to try asking this question under "Society & Culture", "Languages".
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eengluss <broken english>, because THAT is the most common language in the world.
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Europe has many countries speaking many languages, French and Spanish are languages spoken by a large number of people in different countries but English is the most popular because is the universal language, you can find people speaking English in almost if not all countries, in Hungary for example almost everyone you ask, do you speak English? answers yes! and so on, so the answer to your question is English..☺