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the official langues in the world

i dont know sure but i think is english the official because the most spoken around the world

If you are in business/ IT/ commerce/International relations etc it is English. It depends on what country you live in & your ambition in life as to whether you need English or not.

I looks to be ENGLISH.

english, spanish, arabic, russian, chinese and french

To tell the truth is French

As far as I know, the official languages of the world are English. Spanish, Arabic and French. This are the most spoken languages in the world.

engish

So far english is become the most official language in the world.
In fact, almost everyone in this earth able to speak english even just a little.

But, I think French and Chinese will soon becomes one of the official language.

There isn't an Official One , English is the most use in business , technology , modern Sciences , also Chinese has wide- spreading about 2 billion person speak it all over the world , Muslims and Arabs just love the Arabic Language cez it is the Language of our Holy Book '' The Holy Quran'' And God promise to preserve and save this Holy Book till the day of the judgement , so They believe that Arabic is the most strong Language , beside that it was the Mother Language and all of the Other Language came from it , it was the Language Adam '' the Frist Creation in the Earth'' , And the modren science currently proof that '' The Science of the Universe linguistics'' in London University .
Thank you so much

most probably english

ttes les langues sont officielles

I will bet this might be english.May be because of its simplicity and flexibility.Besdes it is easy to interact and it can communicate with large audience because of its variation as well as depth.

Every country has its official language, there is not an official world language.
An strong language? How could we asure if any language is strong?
Acoording to the number of people that USE a language is its importance, first we have the Chinese, then Spanish and third English ( no ofense).
And this does not have anything to do with religions.

English now and Chinese in 50 years