How many English languages are there in the world?

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There's only one English language in the world but has several accents. Indians speak in Indian accent, Americans speak in US accent, Britains speak in UK accent and so on.
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Are you referring to accents in English? English accent is different from and in every country, it is spoken in. However, there are four accents predominantly by native speakers of English. English, American, Australian and South African
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There is only one English language in the world. However there are multiple variations, dialects and accents.
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Their is only one English language but there are different accents and dialects. Hope u find this useful
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There is only one English Language in the world. But there are 160 distinct English dialects throughout the world.
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English, as a language, is only one. But there are several variations and diversities, like American English, Indian English, Caribbean English, and so on. Even within terms like Indian English, there are several variations, all of whom may not be officially or formally recognised. Each variety comes...
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English, as a language, is only one. But there are several variations and diversities, like American English, Indian English, Caribbean English, and so on. Even within terms like Indian English, there are several variations, all of whom may not be officially or formally recognised. Each variety comes with its own flavour, colour, vocabulary, syntax, phrases and spellings. The trend today is to acknowledge these beautiful varities of several "Englishes", each coming from a different culture. The varieties are in spoken as well as written form. You see, even this content here posted by me is not in accordance with the established rules of the language as per Standard British English - but it exists. Step aside, British English - your far-flung cousins are here to claim their space too! read less
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