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The document discusses languages of the world. It begins with greetings in different languages such as Italian, Spanish, Hebrew, and more. It then asks a series of multiple choice questions about languages, including how many living languages there are estimated to be in the world (around 6000), the most widely used language (English), and the origins of the word "alphabet" (from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet). The document also discusses why people learn foreign languages such as to communicate internationally and understand global issues. It provides ways to learn a new language like attending language courses or spending time in another country. Finally, it lists several predominantly English-speaking countries and their capitals.
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