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There are roughly 6,500 spoken languages in the world today. However, about 2,000 of those languages have fewer than 1,000 speakers.
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How do you say 'right now' in several languages?
right now In Portuguese = neste instante OR agora mesmo
How many wild fires are in Idaho right now?
"Right now" is November and there are none right now.
How many people are in D generation X?
As of right now only two but there used to be a bunch.
Can right now be used as a past tense?
No it is present, because it is "right now" and not yesterday.
Who can speak many languages?
I can speak English and Spanish. But I would love to learn more languages; right now I'm taking a french class and hopefully i will be fluent in French in like a year or two. and of course afterward i would like to learn another language.
What coding languages should Web Designers know?
PHP is now one of the most frequently used
How many pages does Right Where You Are Sitting Now have?
Right Where You Are Sitting Now has 208 pages.
Where is wind power being used in the world right now?
In many factories and especially fossil fuel plants.
How many times has the Bible been translated?
The Bible has been translated into about 5000 modern languages, plus many more other languages down through the centuries that are not used now. The Bible has been translated into English about 80 times since John Wycliff's first English translation.
How many languges in india?
The Indian constitution recognizes, for now, 18 official Indian languages. But, almost each of these 18 languages, include different dialects or variations of that language. Besides these 18 languages, there are other languages which are recognized by the central government, but not as official languages.
How do you say trust in a different language?
There are over 5000 languages on the planet right now - what one did you have in mind?If you want to limit yourself to major European languages, take a look at http://ultralingua.com/onlinedictionary/
What is the true density of?
the ? is commonly used to ask a question though it was derived from ancient languages that origionally had a left side the the now very unballenced shape of the ?, today we simply use the right hand portion as can be seen below?
