Language infographic

Benefits from learning another language considerably improve your well-being and they're covered in an all-inclusive infographic, so dig in!

This Education Infographic outlines the first and secondary languages most commonly studied in secondary schools throughout Europe, outside of the countries native language. Its also highlights how far behind Ireland lag in the language skills. Published by Irish Independent

English language has become a global means of communication. It is not only the most widely written (counting scientific articles, periodical and the impressing fact that it is a common language of the Internet), it's also spoken throughout different international conversations, no matter whether they are official or business meetings.

It is important that parents discuss different book genres with their children in order to promote their cognitive development. This infographic prese

The Old World Language Families infographic from Stand Still Stay Silent Comic shows the “roots” of our modern languages. Follow each language’s path from bush to roots and discover how closely languages are related to each other. Language trees for the language lovers! I’ve gathered

Dual language education provides a unique and powerful opportunity to strengthen children's highest cognitive brain potentials.

Hangeul, the only Korean alphabet in the world to have a birth record, is praised as the most scientific and systematic writing system. It is included in the infographic so that it can understand the core contents of Han-gul at a glance. I hope to confirm…

There are roughly 7,000 languages currently spoken around the planet today. As the world continues to become more interconnected, due in large part to

Italian language cheat sheet

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