WHAT KIND OF A LANGUAGE is USED IN DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS?
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When one country contacts another to conduct diplomatic relations, the initiating country send a diplomatic note in the language of the sending country.  The sender also includes a translation in the language of the receiving country, for courtesy purposes. \n\nIn the capitols, the language of diplomacy is usually the local host country language.  There is no standard "diplomatic language" that one has to learn.\n\nAnother way that diplomacy is carried out is through the demarche.  A demarche is normally delivered to a country at its Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Capitol by an accredited diplomat.  The language used is normally the local language.  It is not uncommon for diplomats to be at least bi-langual, more commonly polyglots.\n\nThe Diplomatic Register (or Blue list, in Washington terms) is the list of all accredited diplomats to the country publishing the list.  There are special immunities and privileges that pertain to the people on the register, and in some countries, children of these people cannot be considered nationals of the country to which the parents are registered as diplomats.
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Having 25 years in IT I can tell you that whatever languages will be used most won't be what you think they will be.   Corporate lobbying by consulting firms influence the decisions of what languages to use far more than actual functionality or feasibility.  Corporate consulting makes their money by continually making what is working best obsolete in the minds of the bureaucracies who make the high level decisions.  Those of you who know what really makes sense simply do not have a voice.  You can't afford to wine and dine the corporate executives.
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They have 6 official languages:\nArabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish
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yes..which language u talking about?
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No. Have you ever heard the saying "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" before? Foreign relations lead to strange bedfellows, such is the nature of diplomacy.
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there is none.  english is the official language in some states, though, and other states have a non-english language as the official one. for example, hawaiian is the official language of hawaii.
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language is a tool humans use to communicate.\nlanguages have developed over the years. No scientific rules were used to develop languages.\nGrammar and spellings were introduced later when the need was felt to standardize things.\nYou will find many inconsistencies in every language.
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What kind of "relation"? US Embassies? You know the saying "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer"
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I could answer in Serbian or English, or whatever. But more people will understand if I use English. So maybe it is best to use that language 8-))
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A sign language (also signed language) is a language which uses manual communication instead of sound to convey meaning - simultaneously combining handshapes, orientation and movement of the hands, arms or body, and facial expressions to express fluidly a speaker's thoughts. Sign languages commonly develop in deaf communities, which can include interpreters and friends and families of deaf people as well as people who are deaf or hard of hearing themselves. They are also used by people with speech impairments such as Aphasia.\n\nWhen people using different signed languages meet, communication is significantly easier than when people of different spoken languages meet. Sign language, in this respect, gives access to an international deaf community.\n\nHowever, contrary to popular belief, sign language is not universal. Wherever communities of deaf people exist, sign languages develop, but as with spoken languages, these vary from region to region. They are not based on the spoken language in the country of origin; in fact their complex spatial grammars are markedly different. However, various signed "modes" of spoken languages have been developed, such as Signed English and Warlpiri Sign Language. Hundreds of sign languages are in use around the world and are at the core of local Deaf cultures. Some sign languages have obtained some form of legal recognition, while others have no status at all.
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Which language it is? please specify.
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In a military/govt. context, Greek might be critical because Greece is a NATO ally but Greek proficiency is less common among military applicants.  Inter-NATO operations certainly requires fluent speakers to communicate and cooperate with US allies.
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The language that's easier is dependant on what your native language is. If your native language is English, French will be easier than German by a little bit. And French is also one of the more popular "official" languages used in international relations and business. In addition, many important international papers are published in English and French. Lastly, many graduate programs (depending on the field, of course) demand that you have at least a reading knowledge of French (of course, some demand German. Some demand both, or neither...)\n\nSo I'd recommend French. \n\nSomeone here mentioned that German is similar to Polish. It is not.
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No. Everything important (business, international politics) operates using English.
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Never as far as I know.  It wasn't considered to be a language but a form of slang.  Everywhere it was proposed to be taught shot it down.
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its pretty much a different country,and its language is official,you know polite!
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Created a new buzz word. ' Diplomacy.'