English is the universal language that is used in almost all parts of the world. We use this language to communicate with people who come from countries with different languages.
Let's see what are the uniqueness of the English language.
>> "Go!" Is the shortest sentence in the English language grammar. The second shortest sentence is "I am."
>> 11% of the English language is the letter 'e'.
>> The letter 'q' is the most rarely used letter in the English language.
>> There are a lot of English words that begin with the letter 's'.
>> Said shortest, oldest, and most often used is 'I'.
>> If you write numbers in English (one, two, three, ...), there is no letter 'a' of 1-999 numbers, and there is no letter 'b' of the numbers 1-999000000.
>> If you write the word 'swims' on a piece of paper and turn the paper up to 180 degrees, you will still be able to read the word 'swims'. ( This phenomenon is called Ambigram. )
>> Have you ever read the phrase 'the quick, brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'? Do you know if this sentence contained in the letters A-Z? Sentences like this are called Pangram.
>> Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is the longest English word. This word means a lung disease caused by inhalation of dust and sand. Can you read these words in one breath?
>> The adjective most often used is 'good'.
>> English is the official language in the air. Whichever of the pilot was coming, they had to use English in international flights.
>> Sentences tongue twisters most difficult to pronounce is "sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick. 'Try practicing with a friend while practicing your English!
>> 'Queue' is the only word that has 4 consecutive vowels and pronunciation will remain the same despite all the vowels omitted.
>> The word 'happy' is used three times more often than the word 'sad'.
>> The word 'lol' is added to the Oxford Dictionary in 2011.
>> The word 'selfie' has been named as Word of the Year in 2013 by the Oxford Dictionary for its use increased by 17,000% from 2012.