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Polish
Polish is a Western Slavonic language and the official language of Poland. It has around 40 million speakers in Poland, Lithuania and Belarus. Polish has the second largest number of speakers among Slavic languages, after Russian.

Japanese
Japanese is the third largest language used on the Internet, after only English and Chinese. From anime to sushi bars, karaoke to manga, bonsai to origami, Japanese culture has become part of international culture, and its language is your gateway.

Papiamento
Papiamento is a creole language composed from Portuguese, Spanish, English, Dutch, and some African and Arawak native languages. It is most widely spoken language on the Caribbean ABC islands, with about 330,000 speakers.

French
French is the second most commonly-taught second language in the world, and considered by many to be the "language of love". It is the most prominant Romance language and a component of most creoles.

Hungarian
Hungarian is a Uralic language, spoken mainly in Hungary, where it is the official language. It has about 13 million speakers and uses the Latin alphabet.

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Parrot Time - Issue 4	April 01, 2013
Fourth issue of Parrot Time is out! The Phaistos Disc, Otto Jespersen, Salish languages, and another article from Expug! We welcome others to contribute articles as well. http://www.parrottime.com

Videos	March 11, 2013
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Parrot Time - Issue 3	March 03, 2013
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Parrot Time - Issue 2	February 01, 2013
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