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Are these all the same meaning? A global language A universal language A world language -- Are these all the same meaning? Are there any difference among them? -- Can you use any of these to describe the English language?
May 27, 2015 6:35 AM
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There are subtle differences between those. A global language I think is the best way to describe English, in the sense that many people from many countries speak English. A universal language would be something that any one person in the world could understand, regardless of which language they speak. Things like body language and math would fall into that category. A world language seems vague to me. I think of "a world language" as any language spoken in the world. English, Spanish, Dutch, Korean. Doesn't seem very descriptive.
May 27, 2015
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