how many language do you speak more than your mother tangue?
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Not including my mother tongue:\nTürkçe (Turkish)\n日本語 (Japanese)\n한국어 (Korean)\nРусский (Russian)\nEnglish\nItaliano (Italian) \nLatin\n\nI know very little German and I'm trying to learn it.\nI want to learn Arabic and Finnish soon.
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The BEST way is to have one parent speak one language, and the other parent speak the other until the child is old enough to comprehend that they are speaking two languages.  For example, the mother speaks ONLY Spanish around the child, and the father speaks ONLY English.  It helps the child differentiate between the two and avoids confusion.
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My Fiance and I have a very interesting relationship and how we carry our languages in our relationship as well.. I love him and he loves me .. We always teach eachouther many different languages. It makes us soo special when we know many different languages and languages of love. \n\nAnyway, My mother tongue is English .. I know Malay and Malay sign language- two internships in Malaysia, French- Touring the city twice, Malayalam and Hindi from my freinds in the Indian communiuties, Arabic from my Fiance, American Sign language- Deaf/DeafBlind students  at the public schools where i work at (interesting and FUN JOB for me) and Spanish-my family\n\nMy Fiance is the mother tougue of Arabic. of course he speaks Arabic(Egyptian), French-Touring the city with me once,Turkish-friends, learns sign language from me for fun, and English as well. \n\nWe have the most interesting of how we carry our language of love. ( maybe its not good idea to post it becz its not according ur question as u asked for. )
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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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are you referring to languages? if you are then i speak three.
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english\nspanish\nfrench
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my mom is German/Italian my dad is German/English/French
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My condolences on the loss of your mother.\n\nAs for your question, Luxembourgish is spoken by relatively few people ( around 300,000 ) and your relatives most likely speak one if not both of the other two official languages of Luxembourg: French and German. Those two languages have much better coverage in the online translation area (try dictionary.com or babelfish.com). If you're set on speaking to them in Luxembourgish, you can try http://www.isp.lu/6000mots/index.php?lang=uk (but it doesn't seem like it's currently working properly for me) or you can go to translationbooth.com if you're willing to pay for a human translator. Aside from those two options, there are just a handful of dictionaries online (such as websters-online-dictionary.org).
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Taz 'Rat' Finch: How many languages do you speak?\nDr. Conrad Zimsky: Five, actually.\nTaz 'Rat' Finch: I speak one. One Zero One Zero Zero. With that I could steal your money, your secrets, your sexual fantasies, your whole life. In any country, any time, any place I want. We multitask like you breathe. I couldn't think as slow as you if I tried.
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spanish(you can understand alot of languages like:french,portuguese,italian etc...)then english and chinese.
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english, tagalog and one dialect (visaya) :)
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There are 47 active languages spoken.
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The answer may come as a surprise. Depending on one's definition, estimates range from at least 4,000 languages to 6,000. Either way, this is still quite a large number. One obvious fact is that languages vary greatly in size. We go all the way from English and Spanish with hundreds of millions of speakers around the world - even more if we count all those who use one of these regularly as a second language - down to small languages spoken by a few thousand or a few hundred people. Many go down lower than this: some languages are spoken natively by only a couple dozen or so people, and languages like this soon go down to a single speaker and disappear forever (extinction of languages is the topic of
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Probably no one has an exact count but you could expect to find Arabic (official), Nubian, Ta Bedawie, diverse dialects of Nilotic, Nilo-Hamitic, Sudanic languages, English
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It is a privilege to be a United States citizen and the official language of a US citizen is English. If your mother truly wanted to become a citizen she has had the last 15 years to learn English and unless she is incompetent she should would have learned the language if she wanted to. I understand this is your mother and I would be upset if someone talked down about my mother but you are wanting to bend the rules for yet another immigrant. I think even to live here you should know English because I'm tired of going somewhere and everything is written in 3 or 4 languages, it's ridiculous. Invest some time and money into her so she can learn the language, you obviously speak the language so you and everyone else have just been enabling her not to learn the language by continually translating everything for her. When I learned Spanish, why you may ask because I was going to Mexico and they shouldn't have to speak English for me (what a concept learn the language of the country you are going to and not expect people of that county to cater you) back on track in my Spanish class a single English word could not be uttered it was full submersion. Quit speaking the native language to her and force her to learn English if becoming a citizen is what she wants to do she'll learn.
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The Summer Institute for Linguistics (SIL) Ethnologue Survey (1999) lists the following as the top languages by population:\n(number of native speakers in parentheses)\n\nChinese* (937,132,000) \nSpanish (332,000,000) \nEnglish (322,000,000) \nBengali (189,000,000) \nHindi/Urdu (182,000,000) \nArabic* (174,950,000) \nPortuguese (170,000,000) \nRussian (170,000,000) \nJapanese (125,000,000) \nGerman (98,000,000) \nFrench* (79,572,000) \n\nHowever, English is a second language for many people, and that isn't factored in.  What to learn depends on what you want to do.  Business on the west coast, for example, you'd want Spanish, Japanese, or possibly Mandarin or Hindi.  I speak French but I've decided that it was a waste.  Everyone who speaks French is rude for the most part, and will insult you for speaking their language poorly.  \n\nSee the website below if you want to look at more stats on the most widely spoken languages.  I'm taking Mandarin now, and am glad to see its spoken by more people than any other language.
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British English. (as a graduate of Cambridge University).\nGerman.(as my mothers language).\nGreek. (as my native and fathers language).\nJapanese. (as my husbands language).\nI also know the Q-Code and MorseCode.