The thought of a world language that could be spoken and understood in any country is quite a formidable subject of discussion. There are a few developed alternative languages but so few people speak them that it really isn’t worth mentioning them. Esperanto is the most widely used alternative language in the world although the majority speak it only as a hobby.
foreign language
The Pros And Cons of a Universal Language. Not Klingon you idiot! Esperanto!
By astroaction149 - Posted on April 20th, 2008
Tagged: communication
• diplomacy
• Esperanto
• foreign language
• Global Affairs
• Global Community
• Government
• universal language
• World
• Better future
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Expressing yourself in millions of new ways
By mllepink - Posted on April 5th, 2008
Tagged: foreign language
• Broad prosperity
My favorite part about living is doing things that not many other people would do in his or her spare time. While my high school peers are partying and socializing, I’m at home -- learning new languages!
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Why I Fell in Love...
By asmaw - Posted on October 12th, 2007
Tagged: because I'm a girl?
• drama
• foreign culture
• foreign language
• Japan
• progressive
• south korea
• Television
with Korean Drama...
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My blog
By Phauplet - Posted on October 7th, 2007
Tagged: exchange
• foreign language
• foreign policy
• Foreign Relations
• foreigners
• Better future
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Charges Dropped Against Child Rapist...And For What???
By Amylin - Posted on July 26th, 2007
Tagged: child rape
• courts
• foreign language
• immigrants
• injustice
• interpreters
• pedophiles
• Rape
• Shared responsibility
• Effective government
• Better future
A child rapist in Maryland had all charges against him dropped because the court could not find an interpreter to speak his native language of Vai, which is a West African language spoken by about 100,000 people world wide. The link to one of the news stories is below.
http://knoxnews.com/news/2007/jul/23/sex-abuse-case-dropped-when-court-c...
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