Languages convey meaning by combining individual words into phrases and then organizing them into sentences. Despite their many differences, they all serve the same fundamental purpose. Michael Han, a professor of computational linguistics at Saarland University in Germany, explains: «The logical question that arises here is: why don't human languages encode information uniformly?». All languages are remarkably complex systems. Each of their levels carries its own meaning, ultimately allowing people to share ideas in a way that can be clearly understood. According to «Sci-Tech Daily», there are about 7,000 languages spoken in the world, from those on the brink of extinction with only a few speakers, to widely used languages like Chinese, English, Spanish, and Hindi, spoken by billions. It is on this question that Dr.