2015/4/14 · In 2006 it was stated in “English Worldwide”, a book by Professor David Crystal, that there were approximately 400 million native speakers of English. In addition, Crystal said that there were 400 million speakers of English as a second language. Furthermore, there were around 600 – 700 million English as a foreign language speakers.

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2022/2/9 · Spanish-Speaking World Population Statistics According to the latest United Nations’ estimate done in early 2022, the world’s population is 7.8 billion. The Cervantes Institute says that more than 572 million people spoke Spanish in 2017, and 477 million of them were native Spanish speakers!

This figure equates to 883,300 people. This is 0.8 percentage points higher than the previous year (year ending 31 March 2020), equating to around 24,600 more people. The chart shows how these figures have been gradually increasing each year since March 2010 (25.2%, 731,000), after they had been gradually declining from 2001 to 2007.

Navajo is spoken by approximately 170,000 people according to the 2010 US census. Of these people, 7,600 are Navajo-only speakers meaning they only speak Navajo and no other language. What Percentage Of Navajo People Speak Navajo? There are approximately 332,129 Navajo people, but only 51% of them speak Navajo according to the 2010 US census.

The approximate number of native English speakers is 360 million. Of course, there are hundreds of millions more people who speak all three one or more of these as a second language. It is estimated that the total number of non-native English speakers exceeds 625 million, for instance. Suffice it to say that you can communicate with over a quarter

Within the report, professors in economics Ginsburgh and Weber further show that of Brussels’ residents, 95% declared they can speak French, 59% Dutch, and 41% know the non-local English. Of those under the age of forty, 59% in Flanders declared that they could speak all three, along with 10% in Wallonia and 28% in Brussels. Languages of Belgium

Around 70% of Finns report being able to speak English, many of them fluently, which is a very high proportion in itself and compares favorably to most other countries outside of Scandinavia. You will have no problems getting by with English in Finland with anyone under the age of 60, whether in the capital Helsinki or anywhere else in the country.