If you ever have taken a second language, you’ll find that each very from your own. How much, you ask. Well his is dependent on the language and the culture it comes from. Just looking around your own community you’ll find that their people with different dialect from your own. In Kentucky, you’ll hear “howdy”. In Idaho you hear “good day”. In New York, if hey have time, you’ll hear “hello”. Non-the-less for each language there is a ‘sub’ language.
An interesting language, Japanese also falls under these same rules of ‘sub’ languages. After reading the article about the Japanese language and a single Japanese person uses less then ten percent of all the Kanji in there entire life, it count my attention. (JNT.com) I would image that these same ‘sub’ language rule make up for this small percentage. Japanese may not have overlapping ways to say hello, but they may over lap in there meaning.
Language, no matter the origin, have there own means to communicate your thoughts. The only think that really make the difference is, does the audience understand what you know.
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