According to some scientists everyone will be speaking the same language in the future. If this prediction does come true, in my opinion, it will have both positive and negative ramifications.
No doubt, a universal language will benefit both people and businesses in numerous ways. It will make communication easier. As a result, businesses can market their products all over the world. People can also travel to any part of the world without having to worry about getting lost because of the language barrier. This, in turn, will benefit industries such as travel and hospitality. Needless to say, a universal language will benefit almost all economies around the world. It may even foster respect and understanding among people of different ethnicities.
On the flip side, the prospect of having just one language for all does not bode well for the preservation of cultural identities. Culture is intrinsically linked to language. So if people adopt a global language and stop using their mother tongue it will not take long for their culture to die. The death of local languages will also make the folklore and literature in that language unavailable to future generations. Another possible consequence will be the loss of employment for people working as translators and interpreters. In a world where everyone speaks the same language, they will be rendered jobless.
In conclusion, a universal language can be beneficial for businesses and people because it facilitates hassle free communication. However, it may lead to the demise of cultures and diversity.
According to
some
scientists everyone will be speaking the same
language
in the future. If this prediction does
come
true, in my opinion, it will have both
positive
and
negative
ramifications.
No doubt, a universal
language
will benefit both
people
and businesses in numerous ways. It will
make
communication easier.
As a result
, businesses can market their products all over the
world
.
People
can
also
travel to any part of the
world
without having to worry about getting lost
because
of the
language
barrier. This, in turn, will benefit industries such as travel and hospitality. Needless to say, a universal
language
will benefit almost all economies around the
world
. It may even foster respect and understanding among
people
of
different
ethnicities.
On the flip side, the prospect of having
just
one
language
for all does not bode well for the preservation of cultural identities. Culture is
intrinsically
linked to
language
.
So
if
people
adopt a global
language
and
stop
using their mother tongue it will not take long for their culture to
die
. The death of local
languages
will
also
make
the folklore and literature in that
language
unavailable to future generations. Another possible consequence will be the loss of employment for
people
working as translators and interpreters. In a
world
where everyone speaks the same
language
, they will
be rendered
jobless.
In conclusion
, a universal
language
can be beneficial for businesses and
people
because
it facilitates hassle free communication.
However
, it may lead to the demise of cultures and diversity.