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French Alphabet Numbers Greetings

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Learn the French Alphabet, Pronunciation, Numbers 1-1000, Greetings, Introductions and Common Expressions. Here you will learn how to pronounce French words, how to count in French and how to to greet or to start a conversation in French. Lesson provided by edvog.com

The French Alphabet

The French language has an alphabet composed of the same letters found in the English alphabet. Some letters can have accents like: â, ç, é, è, ê, î, ï. They are pronounced different compared to the letters without accent. The letter H is pronounced very lightly. Next you will learn the French alphabet and how to pronounce individual French letters: A (ah), B (bee), C (see), D (dee), E (uh), F (ef), G (zheh), H (ash), I (ee), J (je), K (ka), L (el), M (em), N (en), O (op), P (pay), Q (koo), R (ehr), S (es), T (tay), U (oo), V (vay), W (doo-blaw-vay), X (ex), Y (ee-grek), Z (zed).

A very difficult and important part of learning French is knowing how to read or speak, because you will find many pronuncia…
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Italian Alphabet Numbers Greetings

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Learn the Italian Alphabet, Pronunciation, Numbers 1-1000, Greetings, Introductions and Common Expressions. Here you will learn how to pronounce Italian words, how to count in Italian and how to to greet or to start a conversation in Italian. Lesson provided by edvog.com

The Italian Alphabet

The Italian language has an alphabet composed of 21 letters, the same letters found in the English except: j, k, w, x, y (the 5 missing letters can be found in foreign words). Next you will learn the Italian alphabet and how to pronounce individual Italian letters: A (a), B (bi), C (ci), D (di),E (e), F (effe), G (gi), H (acca), I (i), L (elle), M (emme), N (enne), O (o), P (pi), Q (cu), R (erre), S (esse), T (ti), U (u), V (vi), Z (zeta).

In Italian language you will find 5 vowels (a, e, i, o, u) with 7 different sounds (each of the letters 'e' and 'o' have two different sounds), when you will find more than one vowel in a word, you will have to pronounce them separately.

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Rivers of Germany | What is the longest river in Germany?

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What is the longest river in Germany? Here you will find all the information you need about the most important (major) rivers in Germany. Article provided by edvog.com

Major German Rivers - Top 10 German Rivers

In the following table made by edvog.com you will find the names of the top 10 rivers found in Germany according to the length of the river that crosses the most part of the German territory. The list is ordered according to the distance crossed by the river in Germany.

River Name - Length in Germany km / mi
Rhine - 865 km / 537.4 mi
Elbe - 727 km / 451.7 mi
Danube - 647 km / 402 mi
Main - 527 km / 327 mi
Weser - 452 km / 281 mi
Saale - 413 km / 256.6 mi
Spree - 382 km / 237.3 mi
Ems - 371 km / 231 mi
Neckar - 367 km / 228 mi
Havel - 325 km / 202 mi

Top 10 German Rivers according to the total length

In the following table you will find the names of the top 10 German rivers that are at least partially found on the German territory. The list is ordered according to the total leng…
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What is an Atom? What are Atoms made of?

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What is an atom? What are atoms made of? Here you will find all the information you need about atoms. A science lesson about atoms provided by edvog.com - Here you will find: the definition, the origin, synonyms, antonyms, history, structure, properties (mass; shape; size), the current state and more...

Definition of atom

What is an atom? An atom is the smallest distinct unit of an element that has the properties of a chemical element and can take part in a chemical reaction. An atom is composed of a nucleus and one or more electrons bound to the nucleus. Atoms are invisible to the naked eye. Atoms are the building blocks of molecules.

Origin and synonyms of the word "atom"

According to almost all etymological dictionaries found nowadays, the word "atom" appeared in the late 15th century with the meaning of a hypothetical indivisible body that is also the building block of the universe, "atom" comes from the Latin word "atomus" (indivisible part…
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Largest Animals in the World | Biggest Animals on Earth

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What is the biggest animal on earth? What is the largest animal on land? Here you will find all the information you need about the largest animals in the world. Article provided by edvog.com

What is the biggest animal in the world? If you want to know what is the largest animal alive today or the largest animal who ever lived on earth, you need to know that the animal in question is one and the same, because, the largest animal nowadays is also the largest animal to have ever existed, namely the blue whale.

The Blue Whale (Balaenoptera musculus)

The blue whale is the largest marine mammal and the heaviest known animal to have ever existed, much larger than the largest dinosaur. The blue whale average mass is 110 tonnes (242,500 pounds) and the average total length is 24 meters (78 feet), even so, is 2-3 times larger than the heaviest Sauropod (Dinosaur) known from a complete skeleton. The heaviest blue whale was a female caught in the Southern Ocean on 20 March 1947, the whale had a r…
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