OK,stop,we're proving the obvious here.The only thing English and French have in common is that they are both non-phonetical languages.
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"French and English are sister languages with similar roots, Germanic and Latin, mainly. One can think of French as English with the words pronounced and spelled differently. The two languages follow the same word order, with a few exceptions such as "the red book" in French would have the word for red after the word for book, a Latin characteristic.
Ethnically, French and English come from almost the same peoples: the English from the Anglo-Saxons, the French from the Franks. Both are decendants of those germanic peoples, both were celts with a little roman influence. France is definitly a Northern European country wich lies along it alter ego England.
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You have written all the EXACT contrary of the truth, very compliments!!!!"
>>Right... I think I know what the problem is, no one wants English to be proclaimed as their "sister language", lol, anyone who you say that to, will smack you on the face, cuz that's like saying, "your language is similar to the stupidest and most retarded language in the world".
Ethnically, French and English come from almost the same peoples: the English from the Anglo-Saxons, the French from the Franks. Both are decendants of those germanic peoples, both were celts with a little roman influence. France is definitly a Northern European country wich lies along it alter ego England.
Have you already check a (VERY) good centre for alcholic and drug addicted??
You have written all the EXACT contrary of the truth, very compliments!!!!"
>>Right... I think I know what the problem is, no one wants English to be proclaimed as their "sister language", lol, anyone who you say that to, will smack you on the face, cuz that's like saying, "your language is similar to the stupidest and most retarded language in the world".
Spanish is a sister language to Portugese, which makes sense. In Europe, all of the Portugese-speaking people sneak into the rest of Europe to become day laborers and maids, and in North America all of the Spanish-speaking people sneak into the United States to become day laborers and maids.
Check this out,man
http://www.nocturne.ca/nn-worldlanguages.htm
You better study Physical Education than French!!!!!!!!
Nocturne Note - languages of the world
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The most commonly used language in the world is Mandarin. Over one billion people speak Mandarin as their mother tongue.
The next most common languages are:
English 500 million
Hindustani 497 million
Spanish 390 million
Russian 280 million
Arabic 250 million
Bengali 210 million
Portugese 190 million
Malay-Indonesian 160 million
These are the most important languages in terms of total population, but the world has 191 countries and over 6800 languages! Many of these languages are limited to very small geographic areas or small ethnic populations, but they're all fully evolved, complex, culturally rich linguistic systems.
Important languages in business and for Internet service providers
The languages that are important in international business, as an Internet service provider, depend largely on the specific business you are in, the service you provide, and where you are focusing your marketing efforts. In general, we can say that the following languages are key for most international service providers:
English
German
Italian
Japanese
Spanish
What makes a language important to business? It's partly a matter of target population, and it's partly the affluence of each population and their willingness to do business outside their local communities or nations.
Important languages in science and technology
The languages that are important in the fields of science and technology are arguably the following:
English
German
Russian
Spanish
What makes a language important to science and technology? It's primarily the amount of science being done in a given linguistic group, and partly the accessibility of that language to the larger scientific and technical community (either through bilingualism or through machine-mediated translation).
http://www.nocturne.ca/nn-worldlanguages.htm
You better study Physical Education than French!!!!!!!!
Nocturne Note - languages of the world
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The most commonly used language in the world is Mandarin. Over one billion people speak Mandarin as their mother tongue.
The next most common languages are:
English 500 million
Hindustani 497 million
Spanish 390 million
Russian 280 million
Arabic 250 million
Bengali 210 million
Portugese 190 million
Malay-Indonesian 160 million
These are the most important languages in terms of total population, but the world has 191 countries and over 6800 languages! Many of these languages are limited to very small geographic areas or small ethnic populations, but they're all fully evolved, complex, culturally rich linguistic systems.
Important languages in business and for Internet service providers
The languages that are important in international business, as an Internet service provider, depend largely on the specific business you are in, the service you provide, and where you are focusing your marketing efforts. In general, we can say that the following languages are key for most international service providers:
English
German
Italian
Japanese
Spanish
What makes a language important to business? It's partly a matter of target population, and it's partly the affluence of each population and their willingness to do business outside their local communities or nations.
Important languages in science and technology
The languages that are important in the fields of science and technology are arguably the following:
English
German
Russian
Spanish
What makes a language important to science and technology? It's primarily the amount of science being done in a given linguistic group, and partly the accessibility of that language to the larger scientific and technical community (either through bilingualism or through machine-mediated translation).
Check this out,man
http://www.nocturne.ca/nn-worldlanguages.htm
You better study Physical Education than French!!!!!!!!
Nocturne Note - languages of the world
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The most commonly used language in the world is Mandarin. Over one billion people speak Mandarin as their mother tongue.
The next most common languages are:
English 500 million
Hindustani 497 million
Spanish 390 million
Russian 280 million
Arabic 250 million
Bengali 210 million
Portugese 190 million
Malay-Indonesian 160 million
These are the most important languages in terms of total population, but the world has 191 countries and over 6800 languages! Many of these languages are limited to very small geographic areas or small ethnic populations, but they're all fully evolved, complex, culturally rich linguistic systems.
Important languages in business and for Internet service providers
The languages that are important in international business, as an Internet service provider, depend largely on the specific business you are in, the service you provide, and where you are focusing your marketing efforts. In general, we can say that the following languages are key for most international service providers:
English
German
Italian
Japanese
Spanish
What makes a language important to business? It's partly a matter of target population, and it's partly the affluence of each population and their willingness to do business outside their local communities or nations.
Important languages in science and technology
The languages that are important in the fields of science and technology are arguably the following:
English
German
Russian
Spanish
What makes a language important to science and technology? It's primarily the amount of science being done in a given linguistic group, and partly the accessibility of that language to the larger scientific and technical community (either through bilingualism or through machine-mediated translation).
http://www.nocturne.ca/nn-worldlanguages.htm
You better study Physical Education than French!!!!!!!!
Nocturne Note - languages of the world
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The most commonly used language in the world is Mandarin. Over one billion people speak Mandarin as their mother tongue.
The next most common languages are:
English 500 million
Hindustani 497 million
Spanish 390 million
Russian 280 million
Arabic 250 million
Bengali 210 million
Portugese 190 million
Malay-Indonesian 160 million
These are the most important languages in terms of total population, but the world has 191 countries and over 6800 languages! Many of these languages are limited to very small geographic areas or small ethnic populations, but they're all fully evolved, complex, culturally rich linguistic systems.
Important languages in business and for Internet service providers
The languages that are important in international business, as an Internet service provider, depend largely on the specific business you are in, the service you provide, and where you are focusing your marketing efforts. In general, we can say that the following languages are key for most international service providers:
English
German
Italian
Japanese
Spanish
What makes a language important to business? It's partly a matter of target population, and it's partly the affluence of each population and their willingness to do business outside their local communities or nations.
Important languages in science and technology
The languages that are important in the fields of science and technology are arguably the following:
English
German
Russian
Spanish
What makes a language important to science and technology? It's primarily the amount of science being done in a given linguistic group, and partly the accessibility of that language to the larger scientific and technical community (either through bilingualism or through machine-mediated translation).
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