How soon will the world speak one universal language?
Will the whole world eventually speak the same language?
How many languages are spoken in the world? If all the humans came from a single ancestor which language of today is closer to their original language? Language Learning: Is it enough to understand only English as foreign language nowadays? Why? Are you going to think in a foreign language if you live there long enough? How true is it that Scandinavians speak to each other in their own native language when they go to each others' countries? Is there any countries in which national language are not widely spoken and why? Do people in the Balkans speak the same language? Can all of India accept one language (if any) as its national language? Every year several languages die out. Some people think that this is not important because life will be easier if there are fewer language in the world. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? Is it bad to learn two foreign languages at the same time?  If all the humans came from a single ancestor, what language of today is closest to their original language? Can we really "translate" from one language to another? What is the world's oldest language spoken today? What if the whole of India only spoke 1 language? (Be it any language) Does how a language sound represent the character of the nation? If the national language of the United States is not English, would the United Kingdom still have the influence that it has today? When can a country speak its own language at the UN if theirs is not one of the official five or six? What is the most commonly spoken language in the world and why? What was the first language spoken in the world? How many languages are there in world? Why are there so many languages in the world? How many active spoken languages are there in the world? Can Esperanto become the national language of India? Can we learn 2 languages at the same time? Is music like another language? Should English be made the national language in the U.S.? Why don't most Americans learn a second language? Why are there nations, territories, different languages, and cultures? Isn't it possible to have a whole single region and a common language, culture and religion? If the European Union were to become the United States of Europe what language would be the official language, if there could only be one? Which is the oldest living language in the world? How does it survive?