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In 1977, China introduced a second set of simplified characters that was later abandoned
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Wales celebrates its native language every October 15 with the friendly greeting Shwmae Su'mae
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In 1982, the U.S. honored the heroes who used an unwritten language to create an unbreakable code
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In 1947, advisor Bernard Baruch coined the term 'Cold War' to describe global tension
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In 1990, a dispute over a single hyphen sparked a linguistic war in Czechoslovakia
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North Korea celebrates the 1444 invention of an alphabet designed for common people
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The first recorded use of the word hello was in a telephone book
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The word disaster comes from the Greek term for an unlucky star
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The most linguistically diverse country has over eight hundred languages
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The Turkish sun theory once claimed all languages came from central Asia
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Some languages have no word for 'yes' or 'no'
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Frisian is English's closest living language relative
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Tibetan script stacks letters vertically
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Spilling the beans may come from ancient voting
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LOL meant 'little old lady' before the internet
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