What difference does it make what my native language is?

Answer 1

Doesn't

Answer 2

It doesn't make any difference what your native language is.
However, if you move to another country where the language is different, then you need to learn the language of your new home.
However, I do believe that it is very important to continue speaking your own language and culture and to teach your children the same. There is much to be said for assimilating into your new country's culture, but keeping your own and passing it down to your children is also one of the reason why our country has such diversity in OUR culture.

Answer 3

EVE-ry-thing
zulu hasnt got a concept word for computer
there are languages for law , for religion ,the eskino has 18 words for snow
your languade frams your personality
you can speak poetic english , or busness english , old english .legaleze ,in short your langyuge frams or limits our further comprehention
recall the tower of bable [so specialised the nurds couldnt communicat with the tech's

Answer 4

It doesn't matter. You should be proud of your native language and culture-whatever it is.

Answer 5

It makes a big difference if nobody is around to speak it with-doesn't it?

Answer 6

Because if you can't speak the language of the country you're living in it is extremely disrespectful for someone not to learn it and than expect to be accepted.

If you're a Mexican and you live in the US and can't speak English...get out.

Answer 7

I give up. What difference does it make?






Beam me up Scotty, there is no intelligent life down here.

Answer 8

It can make a very big difference in how you say mommy.

Answer 9

None whatsoever as far as religion should be concerned.

Answer 10

None at all.