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Which Celtic Languages Exist Today and Where to Find Them
Out of 16 different Celtic languages, only 6 of them have survived—Manx, Irish, Cornish, Breton, Welsh, and Scottish Gaelic.
The Most Elaborate Made-Up Languages in Popular Culture
There are many examples of constructed languages in movies and fiction. Here are some facts about the most interesting ones.
Benefit Yourself by Learning the Korean Alphabet
시간 낭비하지 마세요. 한글을 배우다. Once you learn the Korean writing system, you’ll find that this says, “Don’t waste time. Learn Hangul.” Why learn it when so many write Korean words in English letters?
Accent Reduction Through Accent Imitation
The goal of accent reduction is to sound more natural when speaking a second language. To do so, it is important to pay close attention to both listening to native or fluent speakers of that second language and being able to imitate their accents.
What are the Most Spoken Languages in the US Today?
Despite the lack of an official language, it is generally accepted that English is the national language of the US due to the fact that it is spoken by around 250 million US citizens.
How to Learn and Improve English Vocabularies for Non-Native English Students?
Aside from the strategy above, the simplest technique to improve English vocabulary is the “one word a day listing” of unfamiliar terms encountered during classes or reading activities.
Language Branches & Distribution of Languages Spoken in the World
Every single language spoken falls under the collective grouping of a language branch. And distributed over these 142 language branches are over 7000 living languages (living because they are the first language of at least one person.)
How to Say “Hello” in Different Languages: Greet Your Friends in 15 Ways
How would you say “hello” if you went to work or even visited a friend in a community where people speak a different language? How would you greet them? How do you say “hello” in French, Arabic, or even Swahili? Read on to find out. The internet, of course, has
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