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That's a pretty tough question. It might be a phrase in mandarin or french. Either way, I can say that I'm pretty confident about the most used phrase in America:

either

"I don't care"

or

"whatever"

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I would think that in almost any language everyone needs to know "Where is the restroom?" Or words meanings that, just maybe not so nice. What do you think?

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Hello

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"..." a.k.a Silence is the most used phrase in the world.

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