LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD LANGUAGES ONLINE
You met a Chinese client? Are you planning to visit China? Do you want to go to China to teach English? Oooh you have Chinese friends, nice. Jss Falconi-Photo
Travel to Spain, Dominican Republic, Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Peru and Venezuela. Spanish is so easy to pronounce. Enrico Perini
English is spoken by over 1 billion people in the world and can be considered as the language of international business. It is very easy to learn only 26 letters.
Hindi is spoken by over 500 million people in the world. Hindi is the official language of India and Fiji. Like Hindi movies online, Hindi News and Hindi stories?
United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi (which serves as the capital), Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain
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Spoken in Portugal, Brazil, Portuguese colonial and formerly colonial territories. Galician and in northwestern Spain. Photo-Vinicius Caricatte
About 170 million people speak Russian as their first language. Russian is widely used throughout Eastern Europe, Baltic States, Caucasus, Central Asia and Belarus.
Japanese Anime wow! Going on the JET Program? Would you like to live and work in Japan? How about just traveling with your family?
Japanese is fun.
France is among the most popular destinations for tourists. French is considered to be a romantic language spoken by millions.
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Spoken by over 95 million people worldwide. German is the co- official language of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, South Tyrol (Italy), Belgium, and Liechtenstein.
Do you enjoy eating Korean food? Do you like BTS? Have you ever watched a Korean drama and couldn't wait for the English translation because it was so interesting?
Visit Rome, Venice, Florence,Cinque Terre,Val d'Orcia and Sicily,Try the delicious food and meet wonderful people. Take a trip, view the mountains and lakes. Kai-Pil
Despite the fact that English is the spoken language of both countries, American Sign Language (ASL) is a little different from British Sign Language (BSL).
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