Evolution of languages B3 by Maryse Peressin-Hay

Carson Cook, Nina Christensen, Dylan Toh, and Emma Heiligenthaler

2014-10-31 16:35:42 UTC

We have no proof that one language is more superior then another. It is a matter of opinion. However, from the eyes of an American child, english is the superior language. The american child would believe this because english is the only language that those children have seen. From the eyes of a Japanese child, Japanese is superior.

SarahCollins — 2014-10-31 16:35:49 UTC

1. Yes because there are some languages spoken more widely than other languages.

Nathan, Daniel, Oviya

2014-10-31 16:36:19 UTC

It is all relative, while we can definitevely say that the less gutteral and primitive a language is, the more advanced ideas it can produce, we cannot clearly define a superior language; as language is always evolving to our needs and sophistocative methods

Aronymous

2014-10-31 16:38:07 UTC

What makes a language superior?

Not technically, but we definitely should.

Charades!

Nathan, Daniel, Oviya

2014-10-31 16:39:45 UTC

While in theory, a universal language would encourage trade tourism worldwide, A universal language would deprive the world of quite a few unique cultures, many of whom are held together by a similar isolated language. -- and whose language further reflects their culture.

SarahCollins — 2014-10-31 16:40:45 UTC

2. There is somewhat a universal Language. There are many coding languages which are all used throughout the world such as JavaScript, and C

SarahCollins — 2014-10-31 16:41:46 UTC

3. In a world without language, it would be very hard to communicate. I think that we would communicate