When will Mandarin become the world's most international lan

English is still commonly spoken world-wide recently, but when will Chinese replaces English to transform to priority language to speak? I personally think this must happen, because English history was developed from Hebrew, a lot of names' origins are Greek, Latin, and Hebrew. Greek look same as Hebrew from the their faces' states of being. And Chinese grammar is quite easy; it's set in very alphabetical order that people won't get confused when speaking it.

In how many decades you think Chinese will take off English to become the world's first language?

And another thing why learning Chinese is so easy is because most of words are originated--even scientific termiology--from a single root to expand to many words. Such as breasts. In Chinese, you just need to know that "zu." And for saying male or female breasts, we jst say "zu fang" or "Tsun Buu." In English, there is classification between male and female chest/breasts. And saying that vital part of breasts, English has to say "nipples," but in Chinese, we just add "Tao"(meaning head or head-like structure behind that Zu (which means breasts). See, speaking Mandarin is such easy that everyone must learn.

And if America is not running English as the prior language in this country, I won't be studying at a community college at now but some greatest universities.

Because I am taking biology, and those terms were typically from gay Hebrew, Greek and Latin. They should not follow those rules.

I also heard French, German, and British are reluctant to speak English, is it that because they think English history is/was/and will be too gay?