Different countries have different primarily spoken language. Without, it is often hard to communicate, perform a daily task, express feelings, and others. Suppose you planned to go for study abroad where spoken language it's different than the one you are used to. Is it easy for you to communicate with other? Clearly, it is uneasy. I was intrigued by Amy Tan article which explains about the variation of Englishes we used. Some may not know a variation of Englishes we used as often and how this variation affects our daily customer services provided.

In “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan, who was always fascinated by language in her daily basis. She loves to talk about the English language and its variation she uses. From talking to mom, small groups and even in front of thousands of people. She also described how her friend respond when her mom speaks in English. After a while, she recognizes why her mom does not receive quality of good and services. She also described how standardize test was affected by a mother. Eventually, she became elated after hearing a …show more content…
The way I speak in school is quite different than the way I talk to my friend. When I talk to my friend, we often used slang, phrases and other informal English for conversation. Instead of saying them his jokes were funny, we often said: “his joke crack me up.” This type of variation is not formal and often not acceptable in different places. But what about if I have to present in front of a class? I will not use that language because I know it is not acceptable. Likewise, when Tan was walking down to the street with mom, talking bout of furniture she said,”Not waste money that way” We can clearly found something wrong with the sentence structure. Despite this talk, language she uses when she giving a speech about her book “The Joy Luck Club.” The nature of talk was so different which literally stunned her mom and audiences.It is obvious that we speak