Question

Now that you know "Not everyone speaks English", what implications can be made about daily life, diplomacy, travel, etc. for Americans? Write 2-3 complete sentences.

Answer 1

Not everyone speaks the same language, nor can anyone speak everything single language. It can be tough communicating with people of different languages. Sometimes the best we can do to communicate is pointing, using symbols, and watching there body language. although we all may not speak the same language, we all do speak the same body language.

Answer 2

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

Now that you know "Not everyone speaks English", the implications can be made about daily life, diplomacy, travel, etc. for Americans are many.

Americans need to understand that they also need to learn another language because that is a useful tool not only when traveling abroad, but to make connections, business, and to understand the culture, history, and traditions of allied countries. For example, the case of Mexico. Mexico and the US are allies, have trade relations, and need to resolve some difference. Or Canada, half of Canadians speak English but the other half speaks French, and are the northern neighbors of the US.