Most of the times, when we talk about languages, we automatically mention English, German, Russian, and maybe Japanese.

 

 

The fact is there would be no communication without a language or at very best we would communicate in some other (most likely most complicated) way. A language is a type of connection between people, and common language is the better connection. Is it easy for you to live when your neighbors don't speak English? I am sure it brings some discomfort; it would be better if they did though. Your ability to speak well can improve your status at work, you are able to express yourself better when you are a proficient orator. 

 

 

The UN stated that approximately 1 language disappears every two weeks. One the one hand, we become closer to each other speaking the same languages, on the other, a language is a part of our ancestors. Almost 6000 languages nowadays are in danger of becoming extinct. Languages are rapidly disappearing. Less popular languages are being left behind.

 

The death of a language is nothing, but the death of a culture. One of the most rarest languages, one of those that was never spoken in New York is Taushiro (Pinche/Pinchi).

 

 

Taushiro is a language of native Peru. People who lived along the Tirge River spoke that language. The language has nothing in common with any other language. A good example of it is you can count only up to 10 using your fingers. If it goes above 10, you would say "ashintu" and point to a toe on your foot. According to a study on Taushiro, it has been found out that there is only one person in the whole world speaks fluently.

 

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