About one-fifth of the world's population, or over one billion people, speak some form of Chinese as their native language. The identification of the varieties of Chinese"dialects" instead of "languages" is considered inappropriate by some linguists and Sociologist's.
Probably not many, French & Spanish are easier to learn, and are smoother to the American ear.
13% if I remember correctly
5% english.
read it in national geographic
i guess more than 4,000.000.as Singapore is only country who take Chinese as second laanguage.and the popular of Singapore more than 4,000,000.
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About 850 million people in China speak Mandarin.
twenty percent
About 3 million people speak Japanese as as a second language.
as of 2012, approximately 80 million non-Germans speak German as a second language.
Almost 6 million: Denmark proper : 5,5 mill. Iceland : 300.000 (as a foreign language) Faroe Islands : 50.000 (second language) Greenland : 50.000 (second language) Germany : 50.000 (primary or secondary language)
Melbourne had 56,726 Chinese born residents in 2006.
5,000,000
English is the first or second (or third) language of people all over the world. It is also the principal language of the Internet and of many print publications in spite of the fact that there are huge populations of Chinese and Indian people.
Because many people consider it to be prestigious. This can be shown by the fact that many people are learning English as a second language. There are more native Chinese speakers than any other language in the world. But the number of English speakers in the world is even greater because so many people learn English as a second language.
Chinese people in Malaysia speak Malay due to historical and cultural reasons. Malay is the national language of Malaysia and is widely spoken by people of different ethnicities as a common language for communication and daily life. Additionally, many Chinese Malaysians are bilingual or multilingual, with Malay being one of the languages they use in their daily interactions.
About 3 million people speak Japanese as as a second language.
The Chinese language unlike the English language has no alphabet. That said, there are no consonants or vowels in the Chinese language.
Yes, English is taught as a second language in many schools. About 37% of Polish people can speak English as a second language.
Many people learned Chinese and found that Chinese is not as hard as our imaged, we are like it, it is very interesting.hope you like to.
Chinese is the most spoken language in the world due to the vast population of China, where it is the official language. Additionally, the influence of the Chinese diaspora across various countries has also contributed to the widespread use of the language.
There are no letters in the Chinese language. They do not have an alphabet. They have characters. Each character means a word. That is why their is 50,000+ characters in the Chinese language.
There are thousands of characters in the Chinese language. But in everyday use, around 3,000-4,000 characters are sufficient to read a newspaper or understand common texts.
as of 2012, approximately 80 million non-Germans speak German as a second language.
About 130 million people as a first language, 200 million as a first or second language.