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Don't you like when some big country forces their language in your region?
(I despise the English language by the way)
What do you prefer to use?
Unfortunately, I don't speak much other than Portuguese and English. I'm trying to learn Latin, though.
Try Toki Pona or Esperanto. They are languages designed to be universal, with minimal words. Toki Pona only has around 130 words.
https://tokitrainer.com/
Esperanto does have some criticisms, most notably the fact that it's too Eurocentric. A Chinese person is gonna have a FAR harder time learning it than, let's say a Chilean.
Toki Pona on the other hand is basically an amalgamation of many unrelated languages, with simplified phonotactic rules to make it easier for... well, everyone. Also, they do have a logographic writing system like Chinese, but at least it looks like the exact thing it's describing.
I like it, because everyone can use it. 130 words could easily be learned. Especially people with learning disabilities
Those are in my list, too. I'm really interested in learning these. Unfortunately, I'm a distracted individual with terrible time management.
Gotta start somewhere!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EZihKCB9iw
I surely want to learn this language, but I often find myself busy and/or distract, along with my terrible time management. 😓 I still hope I learn it someday.
German, of course!