For this writing, I want to make people know how a language or language learning is specified although it seems simple.

People know at least one language but they simply speak or use it without understanding how complex it is. However, when you look it closer, you will notice that how much effort should be put to study languages. It is tremendously specified and professional filed which has a lot of perspectives how it perceives language. Thus, that's why it is one of huge discourse communities and communities in practice at the same time. For this writing, I will use three examples - conversation maxim by Paul Grice, the linguistic meaning of "learn" and "acquire" and some phonetics terms like phoneme and allophone. Also, I am going to interview a student who is majoring in English education who covered much of stuff about her major studies. I will ask her how her perception has changed about language compare to before she knew professional knowledge. Throughout this process, I want to convey how people approach towards one goal, - understanding a language from different aspects.