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　　1. Do you think it's important to have one main world language?

　　An international language would be very useful for communication, politics, trade and security, but at the same time we should be worried about the many harms it would cause. There would be advantages native speakers will have over non-native speakers in the areas that a one main world language would benefit. Also different languages are of importance for a country’s culture and for the educational development of their native speakers. Besides, languages make the world more interesting and more alive.

　　2. Do you think it is possible to create or choose one language to be a single world language?

　　The language is much more than just a tool for communication; it is an expression of culture and history. So, I do not think it would be possible to have a single world language. People will refuse to give up the history and culture that makes them and their language unique. Plus, there are also political issues presented. For instance, in Central Eastern Europe after the fall of the Soviet Union, people there would not use Russian even if they could speak it for sake of simplicity.

　　3. What would be the advantages and disadvantages of having a global language?

　　Some of the advantages of a single global language would be that people could understand each other and communicate without problems. Another advantage would be that you could work for international companies. However, at the same time, an introduction of a global language might lead to the discrimination of other languages, and might cultivate an elite class with native speakers; who could take advantage of the possibility to think and work quickly in their mother-tongue. Also a global language would bring about loss of identity of individual cultures and also would make the world an overall more boring place.

　　4. Do you think Chinese will possibly become 'the world language'?

　　No, if a global language was chosen I do not think that Chinese would prevail. English is the most widely spoken language with regards to number of countries, even though Chinese has more native speakers. Also Chinese is one of the hardest languages to learn. Chinese characters can not be simply read and sounded out by syllables like many other language. Non native speakers must learn pinyin to be able to pronounce Chinese words. Plus, the shape and stroke order of Chinese characters must be memorized, so that it is possible reference words in a dictionary.