In your opinion, what is the most objective language? I've heard that French, English, and Mandarin (Chinese) are objective. What exactly makes a language objective?

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Objective language includes phrases such as: “I saw,” or “I counted,” or “I observed.” Detailing what a person “did” is another clue that writing is objective rather than subjective.
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