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How many different languages are there and what are there names?

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DanKopsky

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Some estimates range up to 6000 languages being currently spoken in the world today. It depends on how you define a language vs. a dialect, among other things. Of course, you could impress your teacher by saying there are only six: body language, written language, sign language, spoken language, math, and the arts.

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