There are formal greetings like good morning in Canada or mornings in Kenya, which are polite forms. Therefore, you have to know how you are using your language. There are societies like youth, who can create their own language and sometimes it can distort the meaning.

There are still problems of immigration, because there are populations, who have problems to settle although they live on Isles or overpopulated countries for example. The case of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland as well as Ireland and Haiti are a problem of conscious. The last given countries raise the linguistic problems that some of its population faces for example in Belgium and because creole is not yet recognized although it is spoken by a large multicultural community.

It is labour day all over the world this September 5th. The international regulation imposes us to adopt some measures in mattters of linguistics. So, to help the students who are back to school and the researchers who work in labs or at home as consultant we shall use the spelling of labour instead of labor which are respectively English and American.

There are many funny dialects of English, of which one used by children is the Piglatin. “Hello World” becomes “Ellhay Orldway” in Pig Latin!

It is amazing to see that the classical and the most ancient language of the world, Tamil, which originated in South India as the mother of Dravidian languages spoken across the world, has also been partial mother for Hebrew, Greek, Germanic languages, South American native languages, etc.

It is the powerful human brain that has encouraged our species to speak, read and write.

Sometimes, you are asked to clarify what you say or write. This reminds us of the oral and written exams. There are societies which are more oral than written ones for example in the less developped countries for example in Africa and probably we can count one day on the Egyptian civilization to tell us more about Africa and the world in general because of the strategic position of Egypt in the world.

A song about not being in love.

When you know about what is forbidden you will surely live like in Paradise. That is not to eat to much, not to commit adultery and not to lie for example There are people who can tell you that they will help and they do not because they have their favourites. This can happen linguistically for example some people speak a secret dialect and this can lead to trouble especially if there are students involved.

Probably one day Burundi, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo should form one country because of their strategic position in central Africa. Burundi and Rwanda were under German protectorate and Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo were under Belgium mandate. German and Belgium are both German speaking countries therefore they left some words in the bantou languages in the region and the population can benefit from learning German.