Although English is the traditional language (in linguistic terms English is the language de facto of the United States), the U.S. currently has no "official" language. English has been given official status by 30 of the fifty states, however, but this does not apply on the Federal level, only within those individual state's jurisdictions. Also, the definition of "official language" {and the policies or laws adhered to that; such as voting rights, official state documentation, authenticated signatures etc.} varies state to state by how they define that term (or not) within their amendment(s) to their individual state constitutions.
This list is of the states that have English as their official language as of 2010: California, Utah, Arizona, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Florida and Hawaii.
(Note: The remaining 20 states do not [as of 2010] have an official language.)
The Spanish alphabet has three letters not found in the English alphabet.They are:-che (‹ch›)elle (‹ll›)eñe (‹ñ›)_________________________________________________________________Actually ch and ll aren't official letters, they are official sounds in the spanish language the only letter that is not in the english language and are in the spanish language is ñ. Also, rr is an official sound.
The Albanian language has 29 letters in its alphabet. It uses a Latin-based script and includes unique letters such as ë, ç, and gj. This distinct alphabet helps to accurately represent the sounds of the language.
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As of July 2014, there are approximately 29 states located in India. Some of the states are Assam, Chhattisgarh, and Haryana.
At leat 10 countries speak english, english is one of the most well known languages throughout the world.
English is the most spoken language on the planet, by total number of speakers. English is official in 54 countries, as well as many organizations such as the European Union and United Nations, and 27 non-sovereign entities . English is also the de facto language of four countries: Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, and United States. However, going into the US, English might soon be made an official language. There have been talks since the beginning of the US to make English an official language, but it is coming closer to being a truth. Today, a majority of 29 states in the US hold English as an official language and the number will grow.
French is an official language in 29 countries worldwide.
There are 29 countries of which French is an official language. Seven other countries commonly speak French but have not named French an official language. Check out the related links for a list of the countries where French is an official language.
I Think Burma has most language in the worlds. because Myanmar Hakha chin is small village in Burma but it has um 1020 language...........
Very obviously France. There is also Canada ( one of our two official languages is French, the other being English), some countries in Africa, as well as Asia also have French as their official language, do to the fact that France colonized many countries in those parts of the world.
Deux is the number two in French. The French language originates from the country of France, however, it is the official language of 29 separate countries as well as a major language in most of the world's countries. French is the fifth most spoken language in the world and is the second most studied language, after English.
French is an official language in 29 countries.36 countries
Bungalow in French is le petit pavilion. French is a Romance language, and the official language of 29 countries.
53 nations and territories have French as an official language or French as a principal language in education or/and politics
There are 29 countries that have French as an official language.FranceCanadaDemocratic Republic of the CongoMadagascarCameroonCote D'IvoireBurkina FasoNigerSenegalMaliRwandaBelgiumGuineaChadHaitiBurundiBeninSwitzerlandTogoCentral African RepublicRepublic of the CongoGabonComorosEquatorial GuineaDjiboutiLuxembourgVanuatuSeychellesMonaco
There are 29 countries worldwide where French is an official language.
It depends upon the situation. For example, those who are interested in the dance discipline of ballet may prefer French, as the originator of the movements and the terms. Likewise, those who are interested in fine dining also may prefer French, as the recipient of the world's respect for drinks and foods. Otherwise, those who are interested in computers may prefer English, as the language in which much of the technology is being communicated. Similarly, those who are interested in classic Western films may prefer English, as the language* in which much of the acting and filming are done. *excepting the 'spaghetti Westerns' of Italy and Spain