Stefl1504 on 12 January 2013
There is already this "worldwide" language, but since it has no native speakers nobody really wants to talk it... also one of the advantages is that even if you mess up, you can still be understood, unlike in many other languages, where meaning is completely lost.
I don't like the English language taking over such a huge chunk of life either... but still better than 'stick-up-your-arse' languages such as german... which also gets shoved down our throats like English in Austria...
