Popular language learning app Duolingo has added Mandarin, the world's most spoken language, to its list of supported courses.

There is clearly intellectual value in studying and learning a language spoken by tens of millions of people, its speakers holding knowledge and truth that can otherwise not be accessed by Mandarin.

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The most commonly spoken language in Washington after English and Spanish is a form of Chinese, including Mandarin or Cantonese. Chinese immigrants first started settling along the West Coast in ...

Mandarin Chinese is the official language of China, Singapore, and Taiwan. The Mandarin Chinese language is used in most of China north of the Yangtze River and extensively in other parts of the ...

Several ancient languages, including Tamil, Sanskrit, and Mandarin Chinese, have thrived for millennia, offering insights ...

The most commonly spoken language in Washington after English and Spanish is a form of Chinese, including Mandarin or Cantonese. Chinese immigrants first started settling along the West Coast in ...

Trying to write about every single language would be a fool's errand, of course, so in Babel, Dorren sets out to describe the 20 languages with the most speakers worldwide.

1. Mandarin Chinese Native Speakers: 1.168 billion Mandarin Chinese is widely spoken across the majority of China and serves as the native language for approximately two-thirds of its population ...

Move over, English. In Hong Kong, Mandarin is fast emerging as a new lingua franca. Fresh on the heels of a fracas between Hong Kongers and mainland Chinese ignited in part by controversies over ...

According to figures from UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, the most widely spoken language on earth is Mandarin which is spoken as a first language by ...

That kind of surprise may wear off as Mandarin Chinese becomes the first choice of a growing number of second-language learners.