VHTV and the Chamber of Chatters

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Temporarily the button is no longer at my main page feature. So I can not access it directly from there either. For now. :heart_eyes: :heart_eyes: The same goes for my video archive feed. For now. I reckon it will be back at some point. Hopefully. :hugs: :hugs:

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well looks like the switch over as been implemented , was locked out for an hour but when i logged in again was done with no issues .
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see VHTV can get things right (cough cough ) SOMETIMES :rofl:

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Told you it would be no problem :grin:

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hey arnold nicksplat GIF

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I tried it for a couple of hrs this morning :laughing: but I finally able to get on and everything was smooth for me :100:
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Aha, so now the “new” forum is up and running, a few days after I thought it was :joy:
I have no further comment :smiley:

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We must not forget the fact that in the area where the Participants live it has started to get very cold & snow
the heat hasn’t started yet one more reason for them to be dressed in Realms & when they are lying down cover their body with blankets

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Agree, I use 3 different languages and i began chinese …

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Many people have the ability to learn foreign languages ​​easily and this has to do with the memory of the brain which is similar to the memory of a computer

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Ata. Mas na sacada (varanda), deve fazer ainda mais frio, ou nĂŁo ?

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Obviously I wasn’t comparing I said that memory plays a key role in learning foreign languages

According to ChatGPT.

The most spoken languages in the world by the number of native and total speakers include:

  1. English: Around 1.5 billion speakers (native + non-native). It is the most widely spoken language globally, with many non-native speakers.

  2. Mandarin Chinese: Roughly 1.1 billion speakers, mostly native. Mandarin is the largest of the Chinese language groups.

  3. Hindi: About 600-700 million speakers, primarily in India and Nepal.

  4. Spanish: Around 550 million speakers worldwide, with a large number of native speakers across Spain, Latin America, and parts of the U.S.

  5. Arabic: Over 400 million speakers. Spoken across many countries in the Middle East and North Africa.

  6. French: Close to 300 million speakers, widely spoken in Europe, Africa, and parts of North America.

  7. Bengali: About 300 million speakers, predominantly in Bangladesh and parts of India.

  8. Portuguese: Around 270 million speakers, spoken in Brazil, Portugal, and various former colonies.

  9. Russian: Roughly 250 million speakers, mainly in Russia and other former Soviet states.

  10. Urdu: Spoken by around 230 million people, predominantly in Pakistan and parts of India.

These figures combine native and non-native speakers, and they fluctuate with migration, education, and other factors.

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For sure Jasper was referring only to the native speakers. Which, is a quite fair thing to do.

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He was correct.

When counting only native speakers, the top ten most spoken languages in the world are:

  1. Mandarin Chinese: Approximately 920 million native speakers.

  2. Spanish: Around 475 million native speakers.

  3. English: About 370 million native speakers.

  4. Hindi: Roughly 345 million native speakers.

  5. Bengali: Approximately 240 million native speakers.

  6. Portuguese: Around 225 million native speakers.

  7. Russian: About 154 million native speakers.

  8. Japanese: Roughly 125 million native speakers.

  9. Yue Chinese (Cantonese): Approximately 85 million native speakers.

  10. Western Punjabi: Around 83 million native speakers.

These rankings may vary slightly depending on data sources, but this list represents the general distribution of native speakers globally.

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#1 That’s a scary number of people :thinking: :grimacing: :face_with_spiral_eyes:

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Norwegian is naturally very little and not very widely spread in a worldly format. It is spoken mainly in norway and according to the encyclopedia it is closely related to icelandic, danish, Faroe Icelandic and Swedish. It is also spoken by about 50.000 american norwegians within mainly Central America. It belongs to the German, Nordic and Indo european language family. If not my sources are absolutely incorrect. :smiling_face_with_three_hearts: :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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I can’t upload photos to the forum is it just my problem since I use vpn or do you also have problems?

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I just uploaded some pictures, no problem

I had problem last night and Tonight when VHTV goes off duty for about 15 minutes ( USA)

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