language 1
Which part of the brain is responsible for processing language, and what happens when that area is damaged?
The left hemisphere of the brain is primarily responsible for processing language. When that area is damaged, it can result in language impairments such as aphasia.
In what country was the first university established, and in what year?
A: The first university was established in Bologna, Italy, in the year 1088.
which language has the most words?
English
Which language is the oldest in Europe?
Greek
What is the name of the writing system used in Japan, and how many characters does it include?
A: The writing system used in Japan is called "kanji", and it includes over 2,000 characters.
Which exams students need to pass, so they will can finish 9th grade?
name 2 and additional
In what language family is the Estonian language?
Finno Ugric
Up to what age is school compulsory in Estonia?
17
ducation in Estonia became organized in what system?
Parallel
Which language family includes the most spoken languages in the world?
A: The language family that includes the most spoken languages in the world is the Indo-European language family.
What are the three biggest issues in education today?
Government funding for education, School safety, Teacher salaries.
What countries have English as official language?
Canada, Australia, South Africa
What is the difference between a "pidgin" and a "creole" language?
A: A pidgin language is a simplified language that develops as a means of communication between two different groups who do not share a common language. A creole language, on the other hand, is a pidgin language that has become the primary language of a community.
Which continent has the most languages?
Asia
What countries don’t have official national language?
USA, Luxembourg, Sweden