Order of scientific languages

1-English: It is the language of the age and the language of technology, used and spoken by more than one and a half speakers, both as an indigenous language and as a secondary language. Around 25% of English speakers around the world are the official language of many countries, and their speakers are spread around the world, including New Zealand, the United States, Australia, England, Zimbabwe, the Caribbean, Hong Kong, South Africa, Canada, as well as millions of other people speak English as a second language as the most popular language in the world.

2-Mandarin is the language of the Chinese nation with the largest population in the world. The Chinese language does not contain alphabets, but the symbols are used instead. Each word has its own diagram. He also speaks the language in Taiwan and Singapore. Mandarin has a large number of dialects.

3-Hindi: The number of speakers in this language is 11.51% of the world's population, the official language of India, the Fiji Islands, South Africa, Mauritius, Yemen, Uganda and even the United States.

4-Arabic is the oldest language in the world and the majority of its speakers are in the Middle East and North Africa, especially the Arab countries. Millions are accepted to learn Arabic because it is the language of the Holy Quran. In 1974 it was adopted as a language At the United Nations.

5-Spanish: The number of speakers in the world is 6.25%, numbering approximately 400 million people, spoken in the countries of Central America and South America, in addition to Spain and parts of the United States of America.

6-Russian: The number of speakers is 3.95%. They are distributed in many countries of the former Soviet Union, including Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, the most widely spoken Slavic language, and one of the official languages of the United Nations. Large scale in Ukraine and Lithuania.

7-Portuguese: The number of speakers is 3.26% of the world's population, spread over Brazil, Portugal, Macao, Angola, Venezuela, and Mozambique. This language spread throughout the world during Portugal's emergence as a great colonial power in the 15th and 16th centuries, Is now one of the major languages ​​in the world. It is also the largest language in South America in terms of its number of speakers. It is also a major language in a number of African countries.

8-Bengali: The number of speakers in the world population is 3.19%, of whom about 120 million are Bangladeshis, also the language of West Bengal in India.

9-French: the number of speakers is 3.05%, and is used by 32 countries as official language. Most of those who speak French as their mother tongue are French and the rest are spread among Canada, Belgium, Switzerland and Africa.

10-German: 2.77% of the world's speakers are Germanic and one of the most widely spoken languages ​​in the European Union.