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In a world with approximately 4.5 billion people, the six most widespread languages were Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, English, French, Russian and Arabic - also the six official languages of the UN. Also of significant importance were Hindi, Portuguese, Bengali, Japanese and German.

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  • Languages (1983: Doomsday)
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  • In a world with approximately 4.5 billion people, the six most widespread languages were Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, English, French, Russian and Arabic - also the six official languages of the UN. Also of significant importance were Hindi, Portuguese, Bengali, Japanese and German.
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  • In a world with approximately 4.5 billion people, the six most widespread languages were Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, English, French, Russian and Arabic - also the six official languages of the UN. Also of significant importance were Hindi, Portuguese, Bengali, Japanese and German.
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