You might have seen [Invalid activity] notices on your Google Adsense payment history from May/May 2015. Google has adjusted daily earnings in time for a short while, so invalid clicks and exposures are disregarded before the end of the day. they are doing still do some post-processing on activity which can see your monthly balances reduced more, and that they have begun noting these adjustments on your payment report. 

Google has a support article about invalid activity here and what you could do to prevent it. Even legitimate publishers have seen small adjustments to earnings,even after a payment has been issued for the month. this could result in a small negative Current Balance. 

It's very laborious to work out what is this invalid activity, however is also things like invalid clicks, or traffic received from illicit sources and more. If you're a spammer or transmitter or somebody attempting to grind page rank, or have paid for your website to be advertised on a site with by artificial means inflated rank, then don’t be surprised if your earnings are seeing a lot of adjustments. 

Honest publishers don't have anything to fear. With the big variety of traffic flow around the web or internet, a little amount will reach legitimate sites from dangerous sources. Keeping traffic and click activity honest is certainly within the best interests of everyone concerned, advertisers and publishers alike. the difficulty comes with having to somewhat blindly trust that Google implements its policy (omit) and that your website won’t suddenly become subject to large adjustments that you can’t work out. And if you do ever notice unusual activity – like 20 times as several clicks as a normal day, despite no meaningful increase in traffic. this may help prevent you from being deemed an illegitimate publisher, ultimately having your account disabled.

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Invalid Traffic-AdSense for Content

  You might have seen [Invalid activity] notices on your Google Adsense payment history from May/May 2015. Google has adjusted daily earnings in time for a short while, so invalid clicks and exposures are disregarded before the end of the day. they are doing still do some post-processing on activity which can see your monthly balances reduced more, and that they have begun noting these adjustments on your payment report. 

Google has a support article about invalid activity here and what you could do to prevent it. Even legitimate publishers have seen small adjustments to earnings,even after a payment has been issued for the month. this could result in a small negative Current Balance. 

It's very laborious to work out what is this invalid activity, however is also things like invalid clicks, or traffic received from illicit sources and more. If you're a spammer or transmitter or somebody attempting to grind page rank, or have paid for your website to be advertised on a site with by artificial means inflated rank, then don’t be surprised if your earnings are seeing a lot of adjustments. 

Honest publishers don't have anything to fear. With the big variety of traffic flow around the web or internet, a little amount will reach legitimate sites from dangerous sources. Keeping traffic and click activity honest is certainly within the best interests of everyone concerned, advertisers and publishers alike. the difficulty comes with having to somewhat blindly trust that Google implements its policy (omit) and that your website won’t suddenly become subject to large adjustments that you can’t work out. And if you do ever notice unusual activity – like 20 times as several clicks as a normal day, despite no meaningful increase in traffic. this may help prevent you from being deemed an illegitimate publisher, ultimately having your account disabled.

How to make money on YouTube: 

This is a very popular question that I get all the time, So here are the top 6 ways to make money on YouTube.

1.It is easiest way to make money on YouTube is through  advertisements  videos you'll start seeing advertisements pop up next to or right before your video  starts to play. And I'm not going to go into too much detail on how the commissions are sorted out, but you will get a certain percentage

of the advertisements that show up on your video, so if somebody watches your video and they  see a pre-roll advertisement that shows  before your video or they click on an advertisement next to your video you will get a small percentage of the fees that the advertiser pays  to Google for those advertisements. That is the oldest and simplest and most popular way to start

making money on your YouTube videos. 

2.way is through donations, and this is done through YouTube's new tip jar. So there's a button that you can enable on your YouTube account that allows your viewers or subscribers to donate money to your channel, and there's also a site called Patreon.com that does this. But it's based on a monthly subscription fee so if you want to donate anywhere from one dollar to hundreds of dollars to a certain

YouTuber you can do that through saklabong.com and it automatically comes out of your account

every month. So those are the two most popular ways to get donations from your viewers on

your YouTube channel. 

3. Is through affiliates, and the most popular affiliate program probably is Amazon.  So anybody can sign up for a free Amazon Associates account, and if you're approved then you can start sharing any product on Amazon with your special link and anybody who buys that product or anything on Amazon using your link you will get a small commission from Amazon for referring that customer. So let's say you bought a watch on Amazon and you want to do a YouTube video about it and 

you do a review about that watch and upload it to YouTube and you say "Hey here's a review 

of the watch and my Amazon referral link to this product is in the description below if you want to check it out." And if somebody clicks on that link and purchases the watch or anything on Amazon in the next 24 hours you will get a commission on whatever they buy on Amazon. And sharing affiliate links is just a great way to recommend products and services that you use and that you like and enjoy with your audience and if they end up buying it or purchasing any of those items that you share with them through your referral link you get a little bit of a commission. So it's a little a payback so it really is, a win-win situation. The viewer wins by getting a good product and you win by referring to

that good product to your viewers. 

4.Is through sponsorships. Now the most popular:  way to get sponsorships  for your YouTube videos is a site called FameBit and I will leave my referral link in the description below to FameBit so you can go and sign up for an account if you want to start getting  sponsorships for your videos. It does require you to have at least 1,000 YouTube subscribers at this time so if you do have a thousand subscribers it's just the easiest and fastest way to  get linked up with companies who want to sponsor videos. They'll pay you to throw in a little small short sponsorship for a video or do a review. You're probably used to seeing a lot of sponsored videos lately. They're getting  more and more popular and it's a great way to add some income for your YouTube videos.

5.Way is through sales so it's you selling your own product or service and using YouTube videos as your content platform and traffic to that sales source. So for example I do videos for YouTubers who want to create a successful  YouTube channel and when I do these free videos I can also mention and link to my own website where I sell my own online course for YouTube success. So the people who watch my free videos can also benefit from my paid course and if they buy my course

then hey I just used YouTube to make a sale. So to put it simply you're basically linking probably to your own website or a site like: eBay , aliexpress or  any place that sells some type of merchandise. Maybe you're selling a live event. I know a lot of people are starting to do live events and charging tickets to those live events and also I know a lot of fitness YouTubers sell merchandise. That is a huge thing in their industry. So really you can sell almost anything to your YouTube audience as long as it fits their needs and desires. 

6.And probably most interesting way to make money on YouTube is through opportunities. Now for this I like to use Rory Kramer as an example. I mentioned him previously in a video. He's one of my favorite YouTubers. And the way he's made money off of YouTube is he created opportunities for himself just by uploading the type and style of videos that he wants to make. He has a passion for  making these certain types of videos and he loves it. He loves doing it and he did it for years without really any type of income strategy. He just did videos that he loved  to make and uploaded and shared them with the world. And once he started doing that he did it consistently he actually got noticed by some popular DJs and then actually got an opportunity to film a music video for Justin Bieber and now he's Justin Bieber's video guy. So he's basically created these opportunities for himself just by uploading consistently on YouTube and doing the videos that he loves and the content that he wants to create. So that's what I mean by opportunities. When you start doing YouTube videos about things

that you love, about a passion that you have you can't really start a YouTube channel just focused on making money. It won't work out. You have to start making videos based on content that you want to create and you have to love the process of doing it. You have to love the process of video creation and love the topic that you're doing because if you don't, if your only goal is to make money it's not

going to work and it's going to fail. You need to be creating and sharing the videos that you want to create and stay true to yourself.

Don't think about the money because once you focus on something that you love doing and sharing the videos about that particular subject or topic even if you make zero dollars from the previous five things that we mentioned in this video the opportunities that come your way down the road are worth it alone without any of the other type of income. Even if you don't make any money off of ads or affiliate sales or your own sales just the opportunities alone if you do this consistently and upload videos consistently and love what you do you will see opportunities down the road. I promise you that, and the best thing about it is that its opportunities that you don't even know exist. You don't even think about them and you don't even think about them as being possibilities until they come along and present themselves. 

So that's how to make money on YouTube. Let's quickly go over the top 6 ways again. Again it's advertisements. We have donations. We have affiliates. We have sponsorships. We have sales, and we have opportunities. So there you go. If you have any questions leave a comment below and let me know. I'll be glad to try to answer them for you. Also if you've already started making  money let me know in the comment section below when the first time you ever made money of YouTube.

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How to Make Money on YouTube-Top 6 ways

How to make money on YouTube: 

This is a very popular question that I get all the time, So here are the top 6 ways to make money on YouTube.

1.It is easiest way to make money on YouTube is through  advertisements  videos you'll start seeing advertisements pop up next to or right before your video  starts to play. And I'm not going to go into too much detail on how the commissions are sorted out, but you will get a certain percentage

of the advertisements that show up on your video, so if somebody watches your video and they  see a pre-roll advertisement that shows  before your video or they click on an advertisement next to your video you will get a small percentage of the fees that the advertiser pays  to Google for those advertisements. That is the oldest and simplest and most popular way to start

making money on your YouTube videos. 

2.way is through donations, and this is done through YouTube's new tip jar. So there's a button that you can enable on your YouTube account that allows your viewers or subscribers to donate money to your channel, and there's also a site called Patreon.com that does this. But it's based on a monthly subscription fee so if you want to donate anywhere from one dollar to hundreds of dollars to a certain

YouTuber you can do that through saklabong.com and it automatically comes out of your account

every month. So those are the two most popular ways to get donations from your viewers on

your YouTube channel. 

3. Is through affiliates, and the most popular affiliate program probably is Amazon.  So anybody can sign up for a free Amazon Associates account, and if you're approved then you can start sharing any product on Amazon with your special link and anybody who buys that product or anything on Amazon using your link you will get a small commission from Amazon for referring that customer. So let's say you bought a watch on Amazon and you want to do a YouTube video about it and 

you do a review about that watch and upload it to YouTube and you say "Hey here's a review 

of the watch and my Amazon referral link to this product is in the description below if you want to check it out." And if somebody clicks on that link and purchases the watch or anything on Amazon in the next 24 hours you will get a commission on whatever they buy on Amazon. And sharing affiliate links is just a great way to recommend products and services that you use and that you like and enjoy with your audience and if they end up buying it or purchasing any of those items that you share with them through your referral link you get a little bit of a commission. So it's a little a payback so it really is, a win-win situation. The viewer wins by getting a good product and you win by referring to

that good product to your viewers. 

4.Is through sponsorships. Now the most popular:  way to get sponsorships  for your YouTube videos is a site called FameBit and I will leave my referral link in the description below to FameBit so you can go and sign up for an account if you want to start getting  sponsorships for your videos. It does require you to have at least 1,000 YouTube subscribers at this time so if you do have a thousand subscribers it's just the easiest and fastest way to  get linked up with companies who want to sponsor videos. They'll pay you to throw in a little small short sponsorship for a video or do a review. You're probably used to seeing a lot of sponsored videos lately. They're getting  more and more popular and it's a great way to add some income for your YouTube videos.

5.Way is through sales so it's you selling your own product or service and using YouTube videos as your content platform and traffic to that sales source. So for example I do videos for YouTubers who want to create a successful  YouTube channel and when I do these free videos I can also mention and link to my own website where I sell my own online course for YouTube success. So the people who watch my free videos can also benefit from my paid course and if they buy my course

then hey I just used YouTube to make a sale. So to put it simply you're basically linking probably to your own website or a site like: eBay , aliexpress or  any place that sells some type of merchandise. Maybe you're selling a live event. I know a lot of people are starting to do live events and charging tickets to those live events and also I know a lot of fitness YouTubers sell merchandise. That is a huge thing in their industry. So really you can sell almost anything to your YouTube audience as long as it fits their needs and desires. 

6.And probably most interesting way to make money on YouTube is through opportunities. Now for this I like to use Rory Kramer as an example. I mentioned him previously in a video. He's one of my favorite YouTubers. And the way he's made money off of YouTube is he created opportunities for himself just by uploading the type and style of videos that he wants to make. He has a passion for  making these certain types of videos and he loves it. He loves doing it and he did it for years without really any type of income strategy. He just did videos that he loved  to make and uploaded and shared them with the world. And once he started doing that he did it consistently he actually got noticed by some popular DJs and then actually got an opportunity to film a music video for Justin Bieber and now he's Justin Bieber's video guy. So he's basically created these opportunities for himself just by uploading consistently on YouTube and doing the videos that he loves and the content that he wants to create. So that's what I mean by opportunities. When you start doing YouTube videos about things

that you love, about a passion that you have you can't really start a YouTube channel just focused on making money. It won't work out. You have to start making videos based on content that you want to create and you have to love the process of doing it. You have to love the process of video creation and love the topic that you're doing because if you don't, if your only goal is to make money it's not

going to work and it's going to fail. You need to be creating and sharing the videos that you want to create and stay true to yourself.

Don't think about the money because once you focus on something that you love doing and sharing the videos about that particular subject or topic even if you make zero dollars from the previous five things that we mentioned in this video the opportunities that come your way down the road are worth it alone without any of the other type of income. Even if you don't make any money off of ads or affiliate sales or your own sales just the opportunities alone if you do this consistently and upload videos consistently and love what you do you will see opportunities down the road. I promise you that, and the best thing about it is that its opportunities that you don't even know exist. You don't even think about them and you don't even think about them as being possibilities until they come along and present themselves. 

So that's how to make money on YouTube. Let's quickly go over the top 6 ways again. Again it's advertisements. We have donations. We have affiliates. We have sponsorships. We have sales, and we have opportunities. So there you go. If you have any questions leave a comment below and let me know. I'll be glad to try to answer them for you. Also if you've already started making  money let me know in the comment section below when the first time you ever made money of YouTube.

Galaxy S7 specs:

- OS: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
- Size: 142.4 x 69.6 x 7.9 mm
- Weight: 152g
- Display: 5.1" Quad HD Super AMOLED 2560 X 1440 (577ppi)
- Processor: Snapdragon 820 or Exynos 8890
- RAM: 4GB
- Internal Storage: 32/64GB
- microSD card slot
- Camera (rear): Dual Pixel 12MP with OIS (F1.7)
- Camera (front): 5MP (F1.7)
- Connectivity: WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (2.4/5GHz), Bluetooth v 4.2 LE, NFC
- Battery: 3000 mAh
- IP rating: IP68 water and dust resistrance
- Others: Fast Charging, Fingerprint

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Galaxy S7

Galaxy S7 specs:

- OS: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
- Size: 142.4 x 69.6 x 7.9 mm
- Weight: 152g
- Display: 5.1" Quad HD Super AMOLED 2560 X 1440 (577ppi)
- Processor: Snapdragon 820 or Exynos 8890
- RAM: 4GB
- Internal Storage: 32/64GB
- microSD card slot
- Camera (rear): Dual Pixel 12MP with OIS (F1.7)
- Camera (front): 5MP (F1.7)
- Connectivity: WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (2.4/5GHz), Bluetooth v 4.2 LE, NFC
- Battery: 3000 mAh
- IP rating: IP68 water and dust resistrance
- Others: Fast Charging, Fingerprint

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Samsung Galaxy S7 – Hands On

By: PCMag

Use VR to go behind the scenes (in a non-creepy way?) of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition.

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Sports Illustrated Releases VR Version of Swimsuit Edition Shoots

By: PCMag

Use VR to go behind the scenes (in a non-creepy way?) of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition.

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By:wired

Here are steps you can take to make sure your iPhone contacts, apps, photos, and music don’t disappear along with your short-term memory.

[ Read Original Artilce ]

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HOW TO NOT LOSE YOUR DATA IF YOU FORGET YOUR IPHONE PASSWORD

By:wired

Here are steps you can take to make sure your iPhone contacts, apps, photos, and music don’t disappear along with your short-term memory.

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By: Mashable

Mashable Tech Correspondent Christina Warren goes through four tips to help you unlock secret shortcuts on your iPhone.

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4 awesome iPhone tricks you may not know about it

By: Mashable

Mashable Tech Correspondent Christina Warren goes through four tips to help you unlock secret shortcuts on your iPhone.

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HTC One X9 is the latest One variant set for global release // HTC is really loving the "9" lineup of its One smartphone models. Following the One M9 flagship last year, we saw the launch (and price controversy) of the One A9. Now comes the One X9, a device which already saw a Chinese launch just before the close of 2015. HTC seems ready to give the X9 an international release, with …

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HTC One X9

HTC One X9 is the latest One variant set for global release // HTC is really loving the "9" lineup of its One smartphone models. Following the One M9 flagship last year, we saw the launch (and price controversy) of the One A9. Now comes the One X9, a device which already saw a Chinese launch just before the close of 2015. HTC seems ready to give the X9 an international release, with …

[ Read Related Article At: google search ]

ZTE Spro Plus is a laser projector turned full-fledged tablet // ZTE may not be a household name at this point, but its line of Spro smart projectors have been well-received, with their dual functionality as a mobile hotspot and projector, all in a compact size. Their latest model, the Spro Plus, continues to be an Android-powered, feature-loaded projector, but it's been transformed into a fully functional tablet with a 8.4-inch … 

[Read Full Article At: slashgear.com ]

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ZTE Spro Plus

ZTE Spro Plus is a laser projector turned full-fledged tablet // ZTE may not be a household name at this point, but its line of Spro smart projectors have been well-received, with their dual functionality as a mobile hotspot and projector, all in a compact size. Their latest model, the Spro Plus, continues to be an Android-powered, feature-loaded projector, but it's been transformed into a fully functional tablet with a 8.4-inch … 

[Read Full Article At: slashgear.com ]

The Mobile World Congress 2016 has barely started, and already one of the more exciting things to come out of is the new flagship device from LG. True to the rumors, the LG G5 is indeed a metal uni-body device, with a 5.3” Quad HD display and 3D Arc Glass. But probably what makes this smartphone so interesting is that it has a modular design so you can customize your device according to what you need or whatever is available, for now.
[  Read full article at http://androidcommunity.com/?p=264256 ]

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LG G5

The Mobile World Congress 2016 has barely started, and already one of the more exciting things to come out of is the new flagship device from LG. True to the rumors, the LG G5 is indeed a metal uni-body device, with a 5.3” Quad HD display and 3D Arc Glass. But probably what makes this smartphone so interesting is that it has a modular design so you can customize your device according to what you need or whatever is available, for now.
[  Read full article at http://androidcommunity.com/?p=264256 ]

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Samsung Galaxy S7 officially announced: release date, price, specs, features

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Samsung Galaxy S7 officially announced: release date, price, specs, features

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Samsung Galaxy S7 officially announced: release date, price, specs, features

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By India TV Tech Desk-

New Delhi: Noida-based Ringing Bells Pvt Ltd on Wednesday launched Freedom 251, arguably the world's cheapest smartphone, at a price of Rs 251.

Freedom 251 is currently listed on the company’s website and the bookings start from 6 am today (Thursday) and will be open till 8 pm on February 21, the company said in a statement. 

The phone was officially launched by senior BJP leader MM Joshi at an event on Wednesday evening. The company said that the launch was in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for ‘empowering India to the last person, transforming India's growth story’.

Freedom 251 specs:

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HotNews-Freedom 251: India launches world’s cheapest smartphone at Rs 251 ($3.66)

By India TV Tech Desk-

New Delhi: Noida-based Ringing Bells Pvt Ltd on Wednesday launched Freedom 251, arguably the world's cheapest smartphone, at a price of Rs 251.

Freedom 251 is currently listed on the company’s website and the bookings start from 6 am today (Thursday) and will be open till 8 pm on February 21, the company said in a statement. 

The phone was officially launched by senior BJP leader MM Joshi at an event on Wednesday evening. The company said that the launch was in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for ‘empowering India to the last person, transforming India's growth story’.

Freedom 251 specs:

Read Full at www.indiatvnews.com

Today, after launching 10 years ago, Google Translate now supports more than 100+ Languages which formally covers 99% of the human populace. Not awful for an administration that began in 2006 with backing for 4 (English and Arabic, Chinese and Russian). The overhaul, which is taking off over the coming days, adds 13 new dialects to the blend, covering more than 120 million people alone.

Before you go into translating, here are a few fun facts about the new languages:

1. Amharic (Ethiopia) is the second most widely spoken Semitic language after Arabic
2. Corsican (Island of Corsica, France) is closely related to Italian and was Napoleon’s first language
3. Frisian (Netherlands and Germany) is the native language of over half the inhabitants of the Friesland province of the Netherlands
4. Kyrgyz (Kyrgyzstan) is the language of the Epic of Manas, which is 20x longer than the Iliad and the Odyssey put together
5. Hawaiian (Hawaii) has lent several words to the English language, such as ukulele and wiki
6. Kurdish (Kurmanji) (Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria) is written with Latin letters while the others two varieties of Kurdish are written with Arabic script
7. Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) completes the list of official EU languages Translate covers
8. Samoan (Samoa and American Samoa) is written using only 14 letters
9. Scots Gaelic (Scottish highlands, UK) was introduced by Irish settlers in the 4th century AD
10. Shona (Zimbabwe) is the most widely spoken of the hundreds of languages in the Bantu family
11. Sindhi (Pakistan and India) was the native language of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the “Father of the Nation” of Pakistan
12. Pashto (Afghanistan and Pakistan) is written in Perso-Arabic script with an additional 12 letters, for a total of 44
13. Xhosa (South Africa) is the second most common native language in the country after Afrikaans and features three kinds of clicks, represented by the letters x, q and c

More at [Google translate commune]

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Google Translator App adds 13 new languages in latest update now supports 100 languages

Today, after launching 10 years ago, Google Translate now supports more than 100+ Languages which formally covers 99% of the human populace. Not awful for an administration that began in 2006 with backing for 4 (English and Arabic, Chinese and Russian). The overhaul, which is taking off over the coming days, adds 13 new dialects to the blend, covering more than 120 million people alone.

Before you go into translating, here are a few fun facts about the new languages:

1. Amharic (Ethiopia) is the second most widely spoken Semitic language after Arabic
2. Corsican (Island of Corsica, France) is closely related to Italian and was Napoleon’s first language
3. Frisian (Netherlands and Germany) is the native language of over half the inhabitants of the Friesland province of the Netherlands
4. Kyrgyz (Kyrgyzstan) is the language of the Epic of Manas, which is 20x longer than the Iliad and the Odyssey put together
5. Hawaiian (Hawaii) has lent several words to the English language, such as ukulele and wiki
6. Kurdish (Kurmanji) (Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria) is written with Latin letters while the others two varieties of Kurdish are written with Arabic script
7. Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) completes the list of official EU languages Translate covers
8. Samoan (Samoa and American Samoa) is written using only 14 letters
9. Scots Gaelic (Scottish highlands, UK) was introduced by Irish settlers in the 4th century AD
10. Shona (Zimbabwe) is the most widely spoken of the hundreds of languages in the Bantu family
11. Sindhi (Pakistan and India) was the native language of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the “Father of the Nation” of Pakistan
12. Pashto (Afghanistan and Pakistan) is written in Perso-Arabic script with an additional 12 letters, for a total of 44
13. Xhosa (South Africa) is the second most common native language in the country after Afrikaans and features three kinds of clicks, represented by the letters x, q and c

More at [Google translate commune]