It is observed that many languages are diminishing slowly which is considered a positive development by some people as this can lead to adaptation of one language globally. I believe, fewer languages, particularly a universal language can open doors of opportunities regarding education and trade.
Firstly, students can attend any university anywhere in the world without worrying about the medium of instructions. It is a fact that one of the biggest hurdles to attend an overseas university is the difference in language. Most of the students complete their undergraduate education in their native language. Therefore, this sudden shift to a whole new way of learning becomes extremely challenging for them. For instance, many people who move to English-speaking countries to pursue postgraduate training, have to pass English speaking tests which sometimes become more frustrating than obtaining a licence in their respective field. By adopting one language, this issue can easily be curbed.
Another area that commonly gets affected by the practice of multiple languages is the trade sector. It is very common to do business with different countries because of advancement in technology and travel industry but communication remain a challenge due to language differences. To make the business deal workable, Interpreters fill this gap to an extent but often they lack proficiency as well leading to loss of business or trust among the two parties. This experience can be made better by promoting a single language as means of conversation, for instance, in the recent era, when English gained popularity as an international language, there is a noticeable change in the way people interact with each other as now they can easily talk to one another without any language barrier, this further strengthens the need of fewer languages to minimize confusion and bring convenience.
In conclusion, the advantages of having fewer languages are evident and massive changes can be brought in the teaching and business world by eliminating extra language and focusing on one
It
is observed
that
many
languages
are diminishing
slowly
which
is considered
a
positive
development by
some
people
as this can lead to adaptation of one
language
globally. I believe, fewer
languages
,
particularly
a universal
language
can open doors of opportunities regarding education and trade.
Firstly
, students can attend any university anywhere in the world without worrying about the medium of instructions. It is a fact that one of the biggest hurdles to attend an overseas university is the difference in
language
. Most of the students complete their undergraduate education in their native
language
.
Therefore
, this sudden shift to a whole new way of learning becomes
extremely
challenging for them.
For instance
,
many
people
who
move
to English-speaking countries to pursue postgraduate training,
have to
pass
English speaking
tests
which
sometimes
become more frustrating than obtaining a
licence
in their respective field. By adopting one
language
, this issue can
easily
be curbed
.
Another area that
commonly
gets
affected
by the practice of multiple
languages
is the trade sector. It is
very
common to do
business
with
different
countries
because
of advancement in technology and travel industry
but
communication remain a challenge due to
language
differences. To
make
the
business
deal
workable
, Interpreters fill this gap to an extent
but
often
they lack proficiency
as well
leading to loss of
business
or trust among the two parties. This experience can
be made
better by promoting a single
language
as means of conversation,
for instance
, in the recent era, when English gained popularity as an international
language
, there is a noticeable
change
in the way
people
interact with each other as
now
they can
easily
talk to one another without any
language
barrier, this
further
strengthens the need of fewer
languages
to minimize confusion and bring convenience.
In conclusion
, the advantages of having fewer
languages
are evident and massive
changes
can
be brought
in the teaching and
business
world by eliminating extra
language
and focusing on one