The UN currently has six official languages. Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish have been used soon after the development of the United Nations in 1945. Arabic was introduced as an ...

In the wake of this debate, let’s take a look at the current official and working languages of the United Nations. While the exact criteria of establishing official languages of United Nations is not ...

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In Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, English is the de facto language, while the remaining 56* official anglophone countries include clusters in the Caribbean (Barbados, the Bahamas ...

No. Speakers at the United Nations are supposed to deliver their speeches in one of the organization’s six official languages: English, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, and Chinese.

This examination is open to candidates who have a perfect command of English (which should be their main language) and an excellent knowledge of two other United Nations official languages (Arabic ...

The United Nations recently declared 2008 to be the International Year of Languages, according to a press release on the UN Web site. Among those needing a reminder to speak other languages ...

The UN currently has six official languages. Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish have been used soon after the development of the United Nations in 1945. Arabic was introduced as an ...