9.3 percent
They are different from one another because they speak different language's.
Basically, what most of them still find is a language barrier preventing them to get high-skilled jobs; another one is the difficulty to find jobs.In the case of violence, paradoxically most of them are assaulted, robbed or raped by gangs of Mexican-Americans.
It is an alphabet that was created for s specific language, and not borrowed from another language.
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How many French speakers are there? Where is French spoken? How many French-speaking countries are there? In which international organizations is French an official language? Read this introduction to some facts and figures about the French language.People often wonder how many French speakers there are, but a definitive answer is not easy to find. In 1999, French was the 11th most common first language in the world, with 77 million first language speakers and another 51 million second language speakers, according to the Ethnologue Report. (1) French is the second most commonly-taught second language in the world (after English).Another source, La Francophonie dans le monde 2006-2007(2), looks at it differently:128 million Francophones: speak French (as a native or adopted language) fluently and use it on a regular basis.72 million "partiel" Francophones: live in a francophone country but do not speak French regularly, due to limited knowledge.100-110 million students of all ages: do not live in a francophone country, but have learned/are learning French in order to communicate with Francophones.Keep readingFrench-speaking countriesUnofficial French-speaking countriesOrganizations that use FrenchResources and further reading
"In the United States, by contrast, 9 percent of Americans speak both their native language and another language fluently, according to a U.S. Senate resolution designating 2005 the "Year of Foreign Language Study." - http://www.nabe.org/press/Clips/clip092605c.htm
52.7 %
students who speak another language fluently
I need to correct the previous answer. Shawn cannot fluently speak another language, however, she has dabbled speaking Chinese. Guess where that comes from?? =)
No. 1% of the population of Ireland speak Irish fluently, and another 25% have some knowledge of it.
Usually, the person that is able to speak English more fluently than another has been speaking English all their life, like me. All languages are so different and using the direct translation of a phrase from another language often seems odd. I know someone who's first language is Spanish and sometimes has trouble with English and it's all because English seemed very strange to them when learning it. Honestly, it all depends on your native culture and/or experience.
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The Native Americans call it Denali, which means The High One in the Athabaskan language.
As long as you can speak the language fluently there should be no problem. However, it is important to remember that the degrees of some countries are not accepted internationally, it would therefore be necessary to right an entrance exam before you would be able to practice in that country.
It's Sooyoung. She lived in Japan when she was young and debuted as a member of a group called Route 21 with another girl. She speaks fluent Japanese and is also the best talker in the group.
Approximately 46% of Dutch people can speak English fluently. Another 20% of Dutch people can speak English well enough to hold basic conversations with fluent English speakers.
In the American dialect of the English language "football" is one sport, "soccer" is another. In the British dialect of the English language, the sport the Americans call "soccer" is called "football" they do not play much American Football in Britain.