Language Extinction and the Rise of a Global Language | Arjun Nagarajan | TEDxYouth@SWA

Arjun is an International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme 5 (Grade 10) student attending Sinarmas World Academy, demonstrating a strong academic record and diverse extracurricular involvement, including SWA Macan Varsity Basketball. He is a member of the Engineering, Science & Technology (EST) BEST Pathway, studying a variety of Cambridge IGCSE Science courses at SWA as a part of his BEST Pathway, specializing in Biology. He has a vast interest in Science related subjects and has demonstrated a strong love of and respect for his community showing dedication to maximizing his potential in all he endeavors to do. He is an independent learner who has completed dozens of online courses. He has been preparing to be a speaker for TEDxYouth@SWA for a long time and is excited to have the opportunity to do so. Arjun is an International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years
Programme 5 (Grade 10) student attending Sinarmas
World Academy, demonstrating a strong academic record
and diverse extracurricular involvement, including SWA
Macan Varsity Basketball. He is a member of the
Engineering, Science & Technology (EST) BEST Pathway,
studying a variety of Cambridge IGCSE Science courses at
SWA as a part of his BEST Pathway, specializing in Biology.
He has a vast interest in Science related subjects and has
demonstrated a strong love of and respect for his
community showing dedication to maximizing his
potential in all he endeavors to do. He is an independent
learner who has completed dozens of online courses. He
has been preparing to be a speaker for TEDxYouth@SWA
for a long time and is excited to have the opportunity to do
so. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@medicalconceptsandresearch7648]

What if not only the language but the values, culture and all things are set in a common way scientifically. It will make us uptodate animal in all aspects and we will be following the best way of live..

[@ms-eq8lt]

Yes, if an old man dies, a library burns

[@priyatomarambahmp9611]

Hy..
Great..
Plz give me a chance for Shere this stage.

[@manivannansubramani4258]

Nice talk...

[@muhammadisaac07]

So nice!

[@jdicari9534]

Surinam south america?????

[@Creepy-Girl]

If we want a sustainable future for the human race then we need to unite the planet under one World government. A global language is most likely going to be a part of that, while our current primary language will become our secondary.

[@jkovert]

That truly is creepy.

[@Creepy-Girl]

The possible future can for sure seem to be Creepy.

[@jkovert]

It is when you push your collectivist nightmare on us. Catch up on your Solzhenitsyn, buttercup.

[@karlosthejackel69]

Sounds like a nightmare

[@arielreinstein6997]

Such a widespread language would simply fracture into varied dialects and creoles

[@nicklasjensen8197]

Imagine all languanges just goes missing so no one can communicate..

[@user-ke1qj4nk2z]

❤❤❤ survival congratulations.. Instructions May fail slowly 😂 beware

[@user-rc2hy2jd7m]

cause i don't care

[@RahulKumar23004]

1st. Hah.