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The Bosnian and Serbian languages are so similar to Croatian that people have no trouble understanding eachother.

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The Croatian language is in the top 10 list of most difficult languages.

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The Croatian language is the second most popular language for swearing, behind Swedish.

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The shortest words in Croatian language are: a, u, i, o, k, s.

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In Croatian, there are two ways to say “you”. The first is “ti”, which is informal and used amongst friends and family. The second is “vi” which is both the plural form of “you” as well as the formal form of “you” used between strangers and people you want to show respect to.

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Many people struggle with differentiating the letters "č" and "ć" because of how similarly they're pronounced and how different each dialect uses them.

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Unlike in English, Croats read everything the same way they write it. For example in English you would pronounce the letter "e" like in the word "meat" while in Croatia you would say it like in the word "bet"

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Words without vowels are everywhere in Croatian language. Try pronouncing: Krk, trn, vrt, prst, strm… Do you really want me to continue?!

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The word with the most synonymous in the Croatian language is "klip kukuruza" (cobs) - it has more than 30 synonymous

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The oldest Croatian printed book is from 1483. and it was a missal. Did you know that missal is also the first missal in Europe which is not printed in Latin?

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Did you know that Croatian word "paprika" is a loanword in more than 25 different languages

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The longest word in Croatian is: prijestolonasljednikovica -24 letters

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The longest word in

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The United States has almost 40 million native Spanish speakers. By 2050 it will become the largest Spanish-speaking country in the world. There are more Spanish speakers in the United States than there are speakers of Chinese, French, Italian, Hawaiian, and the Native American languages combined. –Source: Instituto Cervantes

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After Latin, the language that has had the biggest influence on Spanish is Arabic. Today, the foreign language exerting the most influence is English. –Source: About.com

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Spanish is the official language of 22 countries and the second largest native language in the world, the second language used for international communication and the third most used language on the Internet. –Source: Wikipedia and Instituto Cervantes

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Spanish is the second most studied language in the world. In 2010, the number of people studying Spanish as a second language was more than 20 million. In three generations, 10% of the world population will be able to communicate in Spanish. –Source: Instituto Cervantes

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There have been 11 Literature Nobel Prizes in Spanish:

José Echegaray (Spain, 1904) Browse his work »
Jacinto Benavente (Spain, 1922)
Gabriela Mistral (Chile, 1945)
Juan Ramón Jiménez (Spain, 1956)
Miguel Ángel Asturias (Guatemala, 1967)
Pablo Neruda (Chile, 1971)
Vicente Aleixandre (Spain, 1977)
Gabriel García Márquez (Colombia, 1982)
Camilo José Cela (Spain, 1989)
Octavio Paz (Mexico, 1990)
Mario Vargas Llosa (Spain -born in Perú-, 2010).

– Source: Instituto Cervantes and Wikipedia

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Spanish is spoken by 500 million people with a growing trend that will reach 600 million speakers by 2050. –Source: Instituto Cervantes

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Dictionary of Lithuanian took a hundred years to complete. This is the largest ever dictionary of the Lithuanian language, comprising of around 20,000 pages and about 500,000 entries, compiled on the basis of a file containing five million quotations.

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Lithuanian together with Latvian are the only two living languages from the Baltic languages family.

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During the language reform in the 19th century ten thousand new words were implemented in the hungarian language
H.M.

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There are so many different dialects in Croatia that people from northernmost Croatia have significant trouble understanding the people from the very south of the country.

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Muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine

Once again, as an agglutinative language, Turkish can provide words of a potentially infinite length. This 71-letters word is often cited as the longest Turkish word, and sometimes as a tongue twister. It means “As though you are from those we may not be able to easily make a maker of unsuccessful ones“.

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This language is extremely rich in synonyms. we have more than 30 words for moving as walking etc. That gives us many opportunities to play with the words. This is also makes the base of thousands Hungarian jokes.
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Hungarian is the ninth most difficult language on the world.
Sz-T.L.

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Hungarian language is one of a kind in term of Effects of
Compression on language. There is no denial about this language being a truly
unique linguistic phenomenon. The Hungarian language is very rich, and has
absolutely unique phonetics of the consonants. Alongside 19 noun cases,
numerous suffixes, prefixes, and verb conjugation.

Martina M.

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Hungarian language is one of a kind in term of Effects of
Compression on language. There is no denial about this language being a truly
unique linguistic phenomenon. The Hungarian language is very rich, and has
absolutely unique phonetics of the consonants. Alongside 19 noun cases,
numerous suffixes, prefixes, and verb conjugation.

Martina M.

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We have this extraordinary sentence, which only contains 5 kind of letters.
It's:  Te tetted e tettetett tettet, te tettetett tettek tettese.

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There are several words and sentences that are the same when reading backwards:
Aki takarít rám, az a mártír, a Katika.
Apáca, lenyel a cápa!
Indul a pap aludni.

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An interesting fact about Hungarian alphabet is that there are two letters that are pronounced exactly the same. The letter "j" and "ly" (- yes this is one letter) are both pronounced "y" as in "yeti". The difference is historical. Fun fact that while there are loads of words beginning in "j" (jó [good], János [John], Jézus [Jesus], január [january], etc.) there is only one word beginning with "ly". Lyuk (=hole).

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Hungarian has some extremely long words like "megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért" or "elkelkáposztátalaníthatatlanságoskodásaitokért".

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The Hungarian language proves that a Hungarian had visited America before Christopher Columbus did. There is a runic stone in Yarmouth County Museum in Nova Scotia, Newfoundland that has Old Hungarian inscriptions. While there were Hungarians accompanying the Vikings and Columbus, the language used on the stone was from a much earlier era, which proves that one or more Hungarian explorers had been to the new world before Columbus.

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Although Turkey was previously written using the Arabic script, it now makes use of the Western Latin alphabet. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, after founding modern Turkey, made the conversion into Latin script, although some letters were omitted or exchanged for different letters. Of the 29 letters in the Turkish alphabet, you can find Ç, Ğ, Ş (and more), but you won’t find the letter Q or X, for example.
Language is classified as agglutinative when complex phrases are formed by adding prefixes and suffixes instead of adding different words. Turkish is a prime example of an agglutinative language. For example, the word evlerinizden means “from your houses”, and consists of four individual parts: ev (house), ler (plural), iniz (your), and den (from).

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Download this pdf to learn some facts about italian...

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Hungarian is the only language that has preserved most of its ancient elements. Most old languages have evolved over time and ancient grammar, words, dialects, colloquialism, the elements of literacy and various other essences of the language are usually lost. English contains less than 4% of etymons, Latin has about 5% and so does Hebrew which is surprising, even Tibetan Sanskrit has only 12% and Indian languages have 9%. Hungarian language has a staggering 68% of its etymons.

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Hungarian is the only language that has preserved most of its ancient elements. Most old languages have evolved over time and ancient grammar, words, dialects, colloquialism, the elements of literacy and various other essences of the language are usually lost. English contains less than 4% of etymons, Latin has about 5% and so does Hebrew which is surprising, even Tibetan Sanskrit has only 12% and Indian languages have 9%. Hungarian language has a staggering 68% of its etymons.

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It is possible to read the word 'RECONOCER' from left to right or viceversa.

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Did you Know that in the word ' aristocráticos' each letter appers twice?

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Did you know that in the Western countries alphabet usually contains around 7 vowels? For example, in Italy there are only 5.Whereas the Hungarian language recognizes and uses 14 vowels: a-á, e-é, i-í, o-ó, ö-ő, u-ú, ü-ű.