yes it does start with that and it is about 139000 letters long
The only three words in the English language starting with "ds" are "dual", "duvet", and "duvetyn."
The English language dates back to around the 5th century when Germanic tribes, such as the Angles and Saxons, settled in Britain. Over time, their language evolved into what we now know as Old English.
No, there are no nouns in the English language that start with "ask" and are only two letters long.
Any age is good to start learning another language:) The earlier the better, as it's easier to pick up and process a new language while the language centre of the brain is still developing. Also, it has been proven that a child wont have an accent when they learn this new language, as opposed people who pick up another language at a later age.
In France, I started to learn English in CP, which is the equivalent of the first grade. What we learned however was very basic and a more intense learning of English starts in sixth grade. In seventh grade, we start to learn a third language (usually either Spanish or German). Hope it helps!!
Conceptualization is the longest word in the English language that starts with the letter c. Other long words that start with the letter c include congeniality, contagiousness, classlessness, and claustrophobia.
"Start learning the language!" in English is Iniziare ad imparare il linguaggio! in Italian.
You could start your speech with a quote that relates to the English language. This should grab the attention of those that are listening.
Not in english, but possibly in another language.
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No. Not in the English language.
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There are no words in the English language that begin with ks.
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