How do people with no common language communicate?
How do people who don't share a common language understand each other?
How linguistic different from other language? Why shouldn't you learn another language? Why can I not understand people? Should there be a universal language? How were different languages created across the world? Since we're all humans, shouldn't all languages be generally the same? What is the state-of-the-art of natural language understanding? What have people said about you when they thought you didn't know how to speak their language? Why do some people choose to learn a third language? How can dogs understand human language? Can South Koreans and North Koreans understand each other's language? What does an interpreter do when they encounter a word they don't know? Why don't most Americans learn a second language? Are some languages more complex than others? How true is it that Scandinavians speak to each other in their own native language when they go to each others' countries? What do you think is the most difficult language for anyone to learn? Should the world evolve toward one universal language? Can Germans and Scandinavians understand each other? Why do some people find it easy to learn languages while others don’t? Why don't deaf people use a universal sign language? How do babies think if they don't know language? How does babies think if they don't know any language? Do bilingual people think in both languages? Is there a possibility of ever inventing a language or a communication interface universal for all living beings? Why would Norwegians speak Norwegian around a person who doesn't understand it, even though they speak perfect English? How well do cats understand human language? Can dogs and wolves understand each other's body language well? Is language necessary for humans to think? What do all languages have in common? Bilingual, trilingual and multilingual people. Do you have a different personality for the different languages you speak? Are there words in two different unrelated languages, that have same meaning and are nearly pronounced the same?