The main language spoken in Beijing is Mandarin Chinese. In addition to Mandarin, some people in Beijing may also speak other Chinese dialects or languages, such as Cantonese or English.
The main language spoken in Beijing, China is Mandarin Chinese. However, due to Beijing's diverse population, other languages such as English, Cantonese, and various Chinese dialects may also be spoken in the city.
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Government services should be provided in languages other than the local official languages so as to be able to serve even the tourists.
The various Romance languages developed a a result of the local accents and dialects of the Latin language.The various Romance languages developed a a result of the local accents and dialects of the Latin language.The various Romance languages developed a a result of the local accents and dialects of the Latin language.The various Romance languages developed a a result of the local accents and dialects of the Latin language.The various Romance languages developed a a result of the local accents and dialects of the Latin language.The various Romance languages developed a a result of the local accents and dialects of the Latin language.The various Romance languages developed a a result of the local accents and dialects of the Latin language.The various Romance languages developed a a result of the local accents and dialects of the Latin language.The various Romance languages developed a a result of the local accents and dialects of the Latin language.
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Yes, in English and the local languages
Its English and their local language
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English and various aboriginal languages
There are five Romance languages; that is, languages which are derived from Vulgar Latin (a mixture of Latin and local languages): Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian. The Romans spoke Latin.
Latin was the primary language during the empire but when it fell local dialects and accents took over and the beginnings of modern languages appeared.Latin was the primary language during the empire but when it fell local dialects and accents took over and the beginnings of modern languages appeared.Latin was the primary language during the empire but when it fell local dialects and accents took over and the beginnings of modern languages appeared.Latin was the primary language during the empire but when it fell local dialects and accents took over and the beginnings of modern languages appeared.Latin was the primary language during the empire but when it fell local dialects and accents took over and the beginnings of modern languages appeared.Latin was the primary language during the empire but when it fell local dialects and accents took over and the beginnings of modern languages appeared.Latin was the primary language during the empire but when it fell local dialects and accents took over and the beginnings of modern languages appeared.Latin was the primary language during the empire but when it fell local dialects and accents took over and the beginnings of modern languages appeared.Latin was the primary language during the empire but when it fell local dialects and accents took over and the beginnings of modern languages appeared.