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Should all human languages merge together into a huge composite? (lemmy.ml)
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Not like esperanto. Everyone becomes filipino basically, but for everything, not just being filipino by itself

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[–] commiewolf@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 2 weeks ago

As someone learning Chinese, I think that is an exceedingly bad choice for a global language, just due to how hard it is to reach fluency or even basic comprehension, not to mention the very complex writing system and variations in dialects. Spanish, English or Indonesian seem like much more "learner friendly" choices imo.