In recent years, the ever-developing globalization has caused some languages to be used widely all over the world while others have been on the edge of disappearance. Although this development can be beneficial to societies, I argue that its drawbacks surpass the merits.
On the one hand, talking some specific languages can bring many benefits for international trading and the global economy. Firstly, the popularity of few languages could help commercial exchange easier. The main reason for this is that the decrease in lingo barriers would allow traders to communicate better with their partners. Secondly, if many nations used a certain languages like English, it could make a significant contribution to the prospect of the international economy. In fact, when a language is used popularly in the world, business owners can establish their companies in other countries, hence not only bring more profits for entrepreneurs but also local residents in the host country. As a result, the general economy of all nations would develop gradually.
On the other hand, I personally believe that other languages should be still gained attention. The most important reason behind is the deterioration of traditions. It is obvious that all nations’ cultures are illustrated through their own tongues. Therefore, it is difficult to discover as well as get deep-insight knowledge of their customs and cultural values without using their native languages. In addition, the domination of the few dialects can reduce the rating success of students talking in other ones. The main reason is that schoolchildren would be not able to reach their highest potential learning performance when they have to learn in other languages, instead of their mother’s ones. It is likely that these students would achieve lower academic results than their counterparts.
In conclusion, although the domination of some languages can bring many advantages, the importance of others should be not neglected. In my opinion, the protection of native dialects should be encouraged.
In recent years, the ever-developing globalization has caused
some
languages
to be
used
widely
all over the world while others have been on the edge of disappearance. Although this development can be beneficial to societies, I argue that its drawbacks surpass the merits.
On the one hand, talking
some
specific
languages
can bring
many
benefits for international trading and the global economy.
Firstly
, the popularity of few
languages
could
help
commercial exchange easier. The main reason for this is that the decrease in lingo barriers would
allow
traders to communicate better with their partners.
Secondly
, if
many
nations
used
a certain
languages
like English, it could
make
a significant contribution to the prospect of the international economy. In fact, when a
language
is
used
popularly
in the world, business owners can establish their
companies
in
other
countries,
hence
not
only
bring more profits for entrepreneurs
but
also
local residents in the host country.
As a result
, the general economy of all nations would develop
gradually
.
On the
other
hand, I
personally
believe that
other
languages
should be
still
gained attention. The most
important
reason behind is the deterioration of traditions. It is obvious that all nations’ cultures
are illustrated
through their
own
tongues.
Therefore
, it is difficult to discover
as well
as
get
deep-insight knowledge of their customs and cultural values without using their native
languages
.
In addition
, the domination of the few dialects can
reduce
the rating success of students talking in
other
ones
. The main reason is that schoolchildren would be not able to reach their highest potential learning performance when they
have to
learn in
other
languages
,
instead
of their mother’s
ones
. It is likely that these students would achieve lower academic results than their counterparts.
In conclusion
, although the domination of
some
languages
can bring
many
advantages, the importance of others should be not neglected. In my opinion, the protection of native dialects should
be encouraged
.