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Languages Trivia Quiz

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Q 1/7
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What is the distinguishing feature of the German language that creates evocative concepts by linking different words together?
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Schadenfreude
Chased
Bitten
Welcomed
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What is a popular legend about German almost becoming the official language of the United States?
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Luther legend
Grimm legend
Twain legend
Muhlenberg legend

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What is the distinguishing feature of the German language that creates evocative concepts by linking different words together?

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What is a popular legend about German almost becoming the official language of the United States?

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Which Spanish-speaking country has the largest population?

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What is a prominent feature of Spanish called a pro-drop language?

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Which writing system in Japanese is made up of over 6000 characters, though the average Japanese person may only need 2136 for daily life?

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What is the most original writing system in Japanese, made up of 46 cursive characters used to write Japanese syllables?

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What is the standard feminine variant of 'I' in Japanese, used for informal occasions like speaking to a friend or junior?

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