Chinese Should Be the Official Language of the World

Urdu realistically has a better chance at adoption because not only can almost a billion people speak Hindustani, but also billions of Muslims can read its script.
 
english is 100x more feasable than the second alternative (be it chinese, urdu, french, arabic, persian, etc.)
 
I learn my Chinese by watching Chinese Kung-Fu dramas. Some of these are epic and so well done.
 

Chinese Should Be the Official Language of the World​

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Mandarin is one of the official languages of the United Nations.
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But official language of the world? There is Arabic and English which have a large number of speakers as well.
 
Tone based language country some how is not good in English, be it China, Thailand, and Vietnam......

I also dont understand why Japanese and Korean in general also dont have good English despite their high level of income and education and also despite their language are not tone based
 
Tone based language country some how is not good in English, be it China, Thailand, and Vietnam......

I also dont understand why Japanese and Korean in general also dont have good English despite their high level of income and education and also despite their language are not tone based
East Asian all bad at English but good at learning other east Asian languages. Many Japanese, Vietnamese and Koreans can speak flawless, perfect Chinese.

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East Asian all bad at English but good at learning other east Asian languages. Many Japanese, Vietnamese and Koreans can speak flawless, perfect Chinese.

Yea, maybe due to Chinese influence in their alphabet.

Indonesian is just following the big civilization alphabet. First we use Sangkrit ( Indian ), then Arabic, now latin (due to white race / Christian civilization)
 
The 7th is Indonesian, it is started being included since 2023 or 2022
Indonesian is currently not an official language of UN. You maybe mistaken.


 
Tone based language country some how is not good in English, be it China, Thailand, and Vietnam......

I also dont understand why Japanese and Korean in general also dont have good English despite their high level of income and education and also despite their language are not tone based

Koreans have pretty good English from my experience, at least the younger generation.
 
Yea, maybe due to Chinese influence in their alphabet.

Indonesian is just following the big civilization alphabet. First we use Sangkrit ( Indian ), then Arabic, now latin (due to white race / Christian civilization)
Do you think the culture and thinking of modern Indonesians is closer to East Asia or India?
 
Do you think the culture and thinking of modern Indonesians is closer to East Asia or India?

Well in term of culture or thinking, I dont make any research on this

But Indonesian by looking to their history is open minded, I mean this is shown by the easiness of foreign religion to enter and spread in the country. The adoption of Melayu/Malay language, despite minority ethnic, to be national language, also shows the open minded.

Women is also seen more equally since long time ago, so we do have for example women becomes Queen and accepted by the society during ancient history. The adoption of Sankrit, Arabic, and later Latin as national alphabet also show the open minded.

If you look on the music, we also can see Indonesian is more on adapting than let say India with their Indian music style still dominate their music landscape

In the political landscape, Indonesian politics is also more liquid than say US, European, Indian politics. The parties here can easily make coalition and not fight along side the ideology side

Socialist nature is also pretty strong, and it shows more common with China economic system

The culture is now more influenced by Abrahamic religion, be it Islam or Christian (10 % of the population). This is where the moral comes from
 
Tone based language country some how is not good in English, be it China, Thailand, and Vietnam......

I also dont understand why Japanese and Korean in general also dont have good English despite their high level of income and education and also despite their language are not tone based
from my experience the key of speaking a language is practice in the country.
I learned english years after years with little result. one day the company sent me to Chicago. it was hard. but after 1 week I could speak to the americans.
I can understand a bit but hardly speak mandarin. I think I can speak chinese after 3 months if I spend a time in China.

my spouse learned french at school in Germany, same poor level of proficiency. but then she went to a university in France she speaks french fluently after she was forced to speak french in front of french students.
 
Well in term of culture or thinking, I dont make any research on this

But Indonesian by looking to their history is open minded, I mean this is shown by the easiness of foreign religion to enter and spread in the country. The adoption of Melayu/Malay language, despite minority ethnic, to be national language, also shows the open minded.

Women is also seen more equally since long time ago, so we do have for example women becomes Queen and accepted by the society during ancient history. The adoption of Sankrit, Arabic, and later Latin as national alphabet also show the open minded.

If you look on the music, we also can see Indonesian is more on adapting than let say India with their Indian music style still dominate their music landscape

In the political landscape, Indonesian politics is also more liquid than say US, European, Indian politics. The parties here can easily make coalition and not fight along side the ideology side

Socialist nature is also pretty strong, and it shows more common with China economic system

The culture is now more influenced by Abrahamic religion, be it Islam or Christian (10 % of the population). This is where the moral comes from
I once heard a Singaporean say that the culture of some countries in Southeast Asia is biased towards East Asia or China, and the culture of some countries is biased towards South Asia or India.
 
I once heard a Singaporean say that the culture of some countries in Southeast Asia is biased towards East Asia or China, and the culture of some countries is biased towards South Asia or India.

Ancient South East Asia is pretty much strongly influenced by Indian culture. Look Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia etc.

Even East Asian also has strong Indian culture. Japan has strong buddish present for example, but it is destroyed starting from Nobunaga period during 1500 something since Buddish due to their strong influence and power try to challenge the strongest Japanese clan during that period

It is due to Indonesia and Malaysia is close to Malacca Strait where trade between Arabs and China is pretty strong that led to the entrance of Islam to both Indonesia and Malaysia.

South East Asia I would say at this time is more connected to East Asia, but maybe countries like Malaysia and Singapore where Indian/South Asia ethnic shows strong present still show strong relation with India/South Asian.
 

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