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English is the official language in how many countries: 54 countries
Languages that influenced English: Latin, Germanic tongues
Variations of English: British, Southern, Cockney, Estatuary, East Anglian, East and West Midland, The West Country, Lancashire, Yorkshire, Northern, Welsh, Scottish, Irish, Australian, New Zealand, South African, Canadian, American
How do I say Thank you in English: Thank you
How many English Internet users are?: 536,564,837
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