Si puó fare
(Pronounced "See, pwah far-ay")
(Pronounced "See, pwah far-ay")
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hope is universal
I decided to create a blog to teach "Yes We Can" in as many different languages as possible.
If you can suggest corrections, please leave a comment on that entry.
If you know any additional language, please contribute by leave a comment on the English entry or Email Me.
If you can suggest corrections, please leave a comment on that entry.
If you know any additional language, please contribute by leave a comment on the English entry or Email Me.
Ten Most Widely Spoken Languages
- ✔ 1. Chinese ~ 1,075,000,000
- ✔ 2. English ~ (514,000,000)
- ✔ 3. Hindustani ~ (496,000,000)
- ✔ 4. Spanish ~ (425,000,000)
- ✔ 5. Russian ~ (275,000,000)
- ...6. Arabic ~ (256,000,000)
- ...7. Bengali ~ (215,000,000)
- ✔ 8. Portuguese ~ (194,000,000)
- ...9. Malay-Indonesian ~ (176,000,000)
- ✔ 10. French ~ (129,000,000)
Blog Archive
Language Classifications (www.ethnologue.com)
- Indo-European (9)
- Gallo-Iberian (3)
- Germanic (3)
- Italic (3)
- Italo-Western (3)
- Romance (3)
- West (3)
- Western (3)
- High German (2)
- Ibero-Romance (2)
- Indo-Aryan (2)
- Indo-Iranian (2)
- West Iberian (2)
- Afro-Asiatic (1)
- Austro-Asiatic (1)
- Canaanite (1)
- Castilian (1)
- Central (1)
- Central zone (1)
- Chinese (1)
- East (1)
- East Middle German (1)
- English (1)
- French (1)
- Gallo-Rhaetian (1)
- Gallo-Romance (1)
- German (1)
- Hindustani (1)
- Japenese (1)
- Middle German (1)
- Mon-Khmer (1)
- Oïl (1)
- Portuguese-Galician (1)
- Semitic (1)
- Sino-Tibetan (1)
- Slavic (1)
- South (1)
- Viet-Muong (1)
- Vietnamese (1)
- Western Hindi (1)
- Yiddish (1)
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