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Why cant all humanity speak the same language?

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We do. That's why they made english. the universal language.

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      England for the last 500 years

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      Because distance and separation will always affects humanity For example, f4gg0ts are "united" through speaking with gay lingo aka adopting AAVE. However, due to different place and communities, f4gg0

    • mercurialworld
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      because separate cultures developed their own languages over thousands of years, and those languages became tied to their identities and ways of understanding the world culture is ingrained in languag

    Chinese village girl called Xi Ming Jinping at 8:40am on the way to her isolated school deep down the bamboo forest: every eldest daughter was the first lamb to the slaughter so we dressed up as wolves and we looked fire

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    Geographical distance will always make languages diverge into dialects and other languages. Plus, erasing languages would also erase entire cultures and identities.

    Everybody should learn english, it's the most global language

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