Your assignment is to prepare and submit a paper on language that we use. In the present world thousands of languages exist. People from different parts of the world speak different languages. The Chinese speak Mandarin, Australians speak English, Arabians speak Arabic, the Argentines speak Spanish

Your assignment is to prepare and submit a
paper on language that we use. In the present world thousands of
languages exist. People from different parts of the world speak
different languages. The Chinese speak Mandarin, Australians speak
English, Arabians speak Arabic, the Argentines speak Spanish, etc. How
well others the language you use defines you and not the language you
use.

Non-verbal communication has the same importance as the
verbal. If a person is in foreign land and not familiar with the local
language, he interacts with other through non-verbal movements or in
other words signs. Deaf and dumb persons use the sign language. It helps
them in communicating with others and makes their lives a lesser
difficult.

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Human beings are different from other animal, that’s
why they are called as social animals. This is because they can think
and most importantly can communicate easily with each other. To reduce
the gap between geographical areas and the curiousness of man to know
what’s on the other side has made him to invent different languages.

Thousands
of years ago they started communicating with each other. In 3500BC
alphabets were invented in the written form. This helped in the
introduction of postal service. This way communication between different
parties was made. The Chinese invented paper and the book came by
100AD. Slowly all the writings were entered into the books. Books were
best for storing information for long time without causing much damage.
Newspapers were introduced into the Europe by 1450AD.

Words or
short phrases can exhibit the distinction between purely informative and
partially expressive uses of language. Many of the most common words
and phrases of any language have both a literal or descriptive meaning
that refers to the way things are and an emotive meaning that expresses
some (positive or negative) feeling about them. Thus, the choice of
which word to use in making a statement can be used in hopes of evoking a
particular emotional response.

This is a natural function of
ordinary language, of course. We often do wish to convey some portion of
our feelings along with information. There is a good deal of poetry in
everyday communication, and poetry without emotive meaning is pretty
dull. But when we are primarily interested in establishing the truth-as
we are when assessing the logical merits of an argument-the use of words
laden with emotive meaning can easily distract us from our purpose.
Language is not static it is organic. It grows out of usage and need.
What’s important is not whether a word is being used in its original
meaning, but whether it is understood within the cultural milieu it is
being used in. Words come and go and when deemed necessary add to their
meanings in any language that is vibrant. It is only a word’s roots that
remain fixed not the word itself. If words cannot evolve to meet
cultural needs, perceived or otherwise, the language is doomed.

One of the difficulties many people face is understanding the language.
If a person lands up in a foreign land and not familiar with the local
language faces many problems. The same has happened to Tan and her
mother in the essay “Mother Tongue”. Her mother was not familiar with
English language and hardly understands it. This became a major problem
to her. She can’t communicate with others and cannot build friendly
relationships with her neighbours.