Fluent in all languages

Fluent in all languages

by Jonathan Otene -
Number of replies: 1

The whole essence of language is communication. To communicate, one must be fluent in the means of communication.

While it might be difficult to say one can communicate in all known languages on earth. With humans generally, it's easier as compared to animals.

How can one communicate with animals other than using sign languages. It can be argued that some animals can be trained to understand communication but they cannot talk back only respond.

It is therefore good to note that communication is a two way thing and animals do not have the capacity to talk to humans.

In reply to Jonathan Otene

Re: Fluent in all languages

by Daniella elisa Makang -
Choosing to be fluent in all languages opens doors to endless opportunities—global connections, cultural appreciation, and deeper understanding. It eliminates language barriers, enhances cognitive abilities, and strengthens communication skills. Mastering every language fosters inclusivity, broadens perspectives, and creates unity in diversity, making the world feel more interconnected and accessible.
All the above can’t be obtained from communication with animals who definitely don’t have the same communication approach as we humans