English in the current time and era has become a common language of communication across the globe. It has become a pivotal part of education, growth and commercial activities. Over time, it has been given preference over local languages, due to which, there’s a threat to latter becoming obsolete. In my opinion, it is very necessary to learn English, but at the same time, it is crucial to keep the local languages alive.
English has, without doubt, become a necessity in current context. This is primarily due to increasing globalization and mobilization, due to which, there has been movement of population across region in search of jobs, education or business. This has, in turn, led to a need of a common language that is understood across regions. English hence, gained momentum as a most frequently and commonly used language. It allows people to learn, communicate and advance in their lives in global scenario.
Unfortunately, preference given to the language and associating it with a better lifestyle is threatening the survival of local / regional languages. The basic essence of the language which is a means to communicate, is lost in the whole scenario. This poses a grave threat to local languages of dying out and becoming obsolete. Moreover, the research has proven that bilingual or multilingual kids have better chances of succeeding in their careers due to their adaptability.
I, therefore, strongly believe that English along with other regional languages can co-exist and mutually reinforce development. Local languages, in fact should be taught a second language, yet the mandatory subject in the schools. Plays can be organized based on different languages and students be encouraged to read and write articles in different languages. This would not just ensure that the kids become adept in both the languages, but also ensure one language is not looked down upon in comparison to another.
English in the
current
time and era has
become
a common
language
of communication across the globe. It has
become
a pivotal part of education, growth and commercial activities. Over time, it has been
given
preference over
local
languages
,
due
to which, there’s a threat to latter becoming obsolete. In my opinion, it is
very
necessary to learn English,
but
at the same time, it is crucial to
keep
the
local
languages
alive.
English has, without doubt,
become
a necessity in
current
context. This is
primarily
due
to increasing globalization and mobilization,
due
to which, there has been movement of population across region in search of jobs, education or business. This has, in turn, led to a need of a common
language
that
is understood
across regions. English
hence
, gained momentum as a most
frequently
and
commonly
used
language
. It
allows
people
to learn, communicate and advance in their
lives
in global scenario.
Unfortunately, preference
given
to the
language
and associating it with a better lifestyle is threatening the survival of
local
/ regional
languages
. The basic essence of the
language
which is a means to communicate,
is lost
in the whole scenario. This poses a grave threat to
local
languages
of dying out and becoming obsolete.
Moreover
, the research has proven that bilingual or multilingual kids have better chances of succeeding in their careers
due
to their adaptability.
I,
therefore
,
strongly
believe that English along with other regional
languages
can co-exist and
mutually
reinforce development.
Local
languages
, in fact should
be taught
a second
language
,
yet
the mandatory subject in the schools. Plays can
be organized
based on
different
languages
and students
be encouraged
to read and write articles in
different
languages
. This would not
just
ensure that the kids
become
adept in both the
languages
,
but
also
ensure one
language
is not looked down upon
in comparison
to another.