Them is a personal pronoun that you use when you refer back to people/creatures/items that you have already mentioned. So, in this context your first question would be: How many languages do you speak? And if you followed up, wanting to know more about these languages, you might ask: How many of them did you learn at school? Of them is another way of saying of these languages.
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2 'How many' is a fixed phrase meaning 'what number', 'what many' is not a collocation; 'what' in your example means 'that which'. how many PHRASE used for asking or talking about the number of people, things etc that there are How many students are taking the test? It’s surprising how many different varieties of pasta there are.
How many people attended the party? How much wine did we drink last night? How many bottles of wine did we drink last night? And so on. Mangoes, like most fruit, are countable. With countable nouns, you are correct and would say, "I don't need that many". With uncountable nouns, you would say, "I don't need that much."
When I ask "How many are you guys?" or "How many people are you guys?", Which one is correct? I am confused. Can anyone let me know? Thank you for help!
How many are you guys? or How many people are you guys? which one is ...
The meaning of MANY is consisting of or amounting to a large but indefinite number. How to use many in a sentence.