How do you communicate with the people you don't share the same mother tongue? Language is the key of communication since the exsitence of humanity. I think it was simplier in the past. The language people used was less complex, it was all about sounds but not the structure. Then, It has been evolved in a more complex way. Now, every language has several units and it is not an easy task to speak every language very fluently. So, how do people from different parts of the world communicate each other? The answer is quite simple. They speak a common language. Sometimes they can create this language together. While processing it, they use the simplified form of that language because generally they need that language for a specific reason such as trade. In linguistic, it is called 'Pidgin'. Pidgin is a grammatically simplified form of a language. Moreover, they can be the mother tongue of a generation. then we call them creol. If a child exposed to pidgin as a target language a...
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Have you ever considered the relationship between what we say and what we actually want to say? It's quite acceptable that sometimes we don't want to show our real intention while we are talking to someone because of the fact that we don't want to be mean to the ones whom we talk to. I don't want you to think that it's a communication breakdown between those people who talk to each other indirectly. If they share the same mother tongue, they have a good understanding of that language's social environment, so sooner or later they're going to understand their inner voice. The thing is that as we are learning a foreign language it may not possible for us to know our target language's social environment if we don't live there where our target language is the mother tongue. Because of this issue, communicating with people with whom we don't share the same mother tongue can be challenging for us. We cannot limit it under the communication headline. Mo...