There is some language extinction annually, it is argued that this decline facilitates communicating and prevents pressures for the linguistic learner. From my perspective, I strongly advocate both statements because it paves the way for cultural connection accompanied by time-saving for insightful research.
On the one hand, the restriction of language multitude advancing further with each passing years render human to expose to a myriad of cultural aspects. To come to this point, there are some rituals, traditions that are indigenous to ethnic minorities, it is deemed to be intricate in transmission and the repercussion is some sharp contradictions that occurred by misunderstanding in cultural research. Hence, the more languages dwindling, the less distance between nations all over the world. This tendency reinforces the universal relationship accompany with opening doors for popularizing globalization, human being could effortlessly convey their national characteristics which are comprehensive to anybody from all continents.
Regarding the second idea, the vernacular concession fosters learners to streamline their clock optimally. Admittedly, humans nowadays show their preference to absorb handy languages due to their worldwide scale. They could optimize their time by waving between what kinds to learn and enhance their productivity. In order to provide a specific description for this issue, are considering English as a common language has been gaining significant traction by communities. Research by BBC Magazine indicates that more than 70% educational institution in Asian countries applies English as a second language subject, this is a synchronous measure for comprehensive development in learning language and impair obstructions in learning lingoes.
To recapitulate, it is my firm conviction that the disappearance of some languages could create a better environment for globalization and people who are struggling with linguistic knowledge. The government might make some contribution by accelerating the process of learning a common language for a multicultural society.
There is
some
language
extinction
annually
, it
is argued
that this decline facilitates communicating and
prevents
pressures for the linguistic learner. From my perspective, I
strongly
advocate both statements
because
it paves the way for cultural connection accompanied by time-saving for insightful research.
On the one hand, the restriction of
language
multitude advancing
further
with each passing years render human to expose to a myriad of cultural aspects. To
come
to this point, there are
some
rituals, traditions that are indigenous to ethnic minorities, it
is deemed
to be intricate in transmission and the repercussion is
some
sharp contradictions that occurred by misunderstanding in cultural research.
Hence
, the more
languages
dwindling, the less distance between nations all over the world. This tendency reinforces the universal relationship
accompany with
opening doors for popularizing globalization, human being could
effortlessly
convey their national characteristics which are comprehensive to anybody from all continents.
Regarding the second
idea
, the vernacular concession fosters learners to streamline their clock
optimally
.
Admittedly
, humans nowadays
show
their preference to absorb handy
languages
due to their worldwide scale. They could optimize their time by waving between what kinds to learn and enhance their productivity. In order to provide a specific description for this issue, are considering English as a common
language
has been gaining significant traction by communities. Research by BBC Magazine indicates that more than 70% educational institution in Asian countries applies English as a second
language
subject, this is a synchronous measure for comprehensive development in learning
language
and impair obstructions in learning lingoes.
To recapitulate, it is my firm conviction that the disappearance of
some
languages
could create a better environment for globalization and
people
who are struggling with linguistic knowledge. The
government
might
make
some
contribution by accelerating the process of learning a common
language
for a multicultural society.