What is most spoken language in the world...?

ranisharma1531 · March 16, 2019

Hello Friends,

Please tell me, what is the most spoken language in the world...?

Smoovetrade · March 22, 2019

I think it should be the English Language, I might be wrong though.

ranisharma1531 · March 25, 2019

thanks for advise...

Smoovetrade · March 26, 2019

Anytime lad, by the way; which do you mostly use?

MrD · March 27, 2019

From: https://www.babbel.com/en/magazine/the-10-most-spoken-languages-in-the-world/

Top 10 Languages By Total Number Of Speakers

1. English

1.121 billion total speakers

2. Chinese

1.107 billion total speakers

3. Hindi

534.2 million total speakers

4. Spanish

512.9 million total speakers

5. French

284.9 million total speakers

6. Arabic

273.9 million total speakers

7. Russian

265 million total speakers

ranisharma1531 · April 18, 2019

thanks for advise...

7bledin · April 19, 2019

I bet it's English without a doubt. America, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands, lot of parts of Africa knows it, such big country like India, many in South America and so on. Lot of remote workers around the world knows it all.

donaraf · November 3, 2020

I like Italian and I am actively trying to learn it now.
I also had similar problems while learning Italian. While studying, I tried watching films, first with subtitles, then just without translation. But in colloquial speech, something completely different may be meant) This kind of is called a substitution of concepts. Therefore, as a result, I signed up for interactive italian courses. In addition to actually learning the language, there is an opportunity to ask what is not clear at once, and not rummage through the forums. So it's up to you, but I wouldn't bother with such problems and dealt with this issue with a teacher or with a training resource.

GlowWithGrace · February 6

The most spoken language in the world is English, as it’s widely used for communication, business, and the internet across many countries.
Learning basics like morse code numbers also shows how different languages and systems help people connect globally.

MenAnthony · February 6

Obviously, it’s English. Half the world is learning it. But it would be better to create a new international language, so people could learn their native language and one more, and then communicate with anyone. I think something like that will exist in the future. Or they’ll make a perfect real-time translator, like the ones we have now, but those aren’t very good and are expensive.