Global communication is challenging as language barriers can lead to misunderstandings, but a universal constructed language could help by being regular, unambiguous and learned by all. While an international auxiliary language would not replace national languages, it could serve as a common means of international communication, commerce and scientific exchange to bring people together across borders through shared understanding.

1. Developing a Global Language
When Words Are Not Enough
Alan J. Porter
@alanjporter / @4jsgroup

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