English! Although 1.2 billion people speak Chinese worldwide, English is most common.
Actually, it depends on where you draw the line. How well do you have to know a language to be considered to speak it? I can say a few things in Japanese, but I'm not good enough to be counted as a "Japanese speaker."
A lot of people speak English well enough to do business with American tourists, or to read a technical article, or to place an order with a company in Another Country where they don't speak the same language, but both know enough English to mostly understand each other. But that's not the same as fluency.
So depending what your standards are, the answer could be either Mandarin Chinese, or English (if you include broken English).
The most universal language spoken worldwide is English.
The 10th most spoken language worldwide is French, with over 220 million speakers.
The most common language spoken in Mississippi is English.
the most common language spoken is english ,82% percent
English is the most common language spoken in Alaska.
The most universal language spoken worldwide is English.
The 10th most spoken language worldwide is French, with over 220 million speakers.
Mandarin Chinese is the most common, being spoken by around 874,000,000 people as a native language. Hindi is second. English is a distant third with approximately 341,000,000 native speakers.
The most common language spoken in Spain is Spanish.
The most common language spoken in Mississippi is English.
the most common language spoken is english ,82% percent
Arabic is the second most common spoken language after Chinese. Hindi is number three, and English is the fourth most common.
English is the most common language spoken in Alaska.
Spanish is the second most common "spoken" language. The second most common language is sign language.
The second most common language spoken in Alaska is Spanish.
Although French and other languages are spoken in Maine, English is still the most commonly spoken language there.
The most spoken Slavic language is Russia. Russian minorities in other Slavic states maintain their language too.