Languages

1, 2, 3

100

1, 2, 3 in Spanish

Uno, dos, tres

200

1, 2, 3 in French: 

a) un, deu, trois

b) on, deux, trois

b) on, deux, trois

300

1, 2, 3 in Italian

Uno, due, tre

400

1, 2, 3 in German is: eins, zwei and this is the word for "three"

Drei

500

1, 2, 3 in Latin

ünus, duo, trēs

In The World

100

This is the official language of Brazil

Portuguese

200

These are three of the 5 languages known as "Romance"

French, Spanish, Italian (Portuguese, Romanian)

300

This is the most spoken language in the world

English (with 1,500,000,000 speakers)

400

This is considered one of the top five dead languages

Latin 

(Ancient Greek, Sumerian, Ancient Egyptian, Phoenician)

500

This is one of the four official languages of Switzerland

 Romansh, German, French, Italian

Famous Speakers

100

This is the language that Confucius spoke

Old (or Archaic) Chinese

200

This is one of the languages that Marco Polo spoke

Venetian (his native language)

(French, Mongolian, Persian and Turkish)

300

Leonardo Di Caprio speaks these other two languages:

a) Italian and Spanish

b) German and Italian

c) German and Spanish

b) German and Italian

400

This is the language that Jesus spoke

Aramaic

500

These are languages that Albert Einstein spoke:

a) German, English, Italian, French, Latin

b) German, English, Italian

c) German, English, Italian, Japanese, French

a) German, English, Italian, French, Latin

Español

100

What "Despacito" means

"A little slow"

200

"¿Por qué?" Means this in English 

"Why?"

300

"Where is it?" in Spanish

"¿Dónde está?"

400

This is "I don't understand" in Spanish

"No entiendo"

500

This is one of three countries aside from Latin America and Spain, that speak Spanish in the world

Africa: Equatorial Guinea

(Europe: Andorra, Asia: Philippines)

The US

100

This is the biggest difficulty of not speaking English in the U.S.

Communication

(This can make simple tasks, such as ordering food at a restaurant or asking for directions, incredibly challenging)

200

This is the official language of the U.S.

None

(There is no official language in the U.S. However some states designate it as their official language)

300

*Approximate

This is the number of languages spoken in the U.S. other than English

350 languages*

(*us.gov 2023 report)

400

This is the approximate percentage of people that speak a language that is not English at home in the U.S.:

About 21.6% of the population.

500

This is the three lowest ranking bilingual states in the U.S.:

a) Maine, Wyoming and Utah

b) Iowa, South Dakota and Rhode Island

c) Iowa, Idaho, and Maine

c) Iowa, Idaho, and Maine

(Less than 15% of the population speak a second language)