Extinction of languages is becoming increasingly prevalent in this day and age. Some people believe that this should not be a cause of concern as life will be simpler with fewer languages. I completely disagree with this opinion and I believe that life will still remain as complicated as it is even with fewer languages.
Firstly, the number of languages that an average person is able to be comfortably fluent in will be two or three at the most. If people are of the opinion that the demise of certain languages would make it easier for them to use their native tongue for fluently communicating overseas for work or travel, they would be completely mistaken. This is because the countries have deep rooted traditions and cultures that cannot fade away so quickly. For instance, one would still have to learn Chinese or Japanese if they would like to work in either of these places.
Furthermore, countries with one language are not free from a complicated society. This is because the root of the complexities of lives does not reside in the number of languages that exists in the world, but in the way mankind treats one another. We could have two people in a room who speak the same language but have multiple disagreements and have another two who might get along very well despite the language gap.
In conclusion, I believe that life will not be much easier just because there are fewer languages. In fact, the world will be a much more interesting place if different cultures and languages co-exist. Also, ultimately life will become simplified only when the mankind shows the resolve to bridge the gap in their everyday communication.
Extinction of
languages
is becoming
increasingly
prevalent in this day and age.
Some
people
believe that this should not be a cause of concern as
life
will be simpler with fewer
languages
. I completely disagree with this opinion and I believe that
life
will
still
remain as complicated as it is even with fewer languages.
Firstly
, the number of
languages
that an average person is able to be
comfortably
fluent in will be two or three at the most. If
people
are of the opinion that the demise of certain
languages
would
make
it easier for them to
use
their native tongue for
fluently
communicating overseas for work or travel, they would be completely mistaken. This is
because
the countries have
deep rooted
traditions and cultures that cannot fade away
so
quickly
.
For instance
, one would
still
have to
learn Chinese or Japanese if they would like to work in either of these places.
Furthermore
, countries with one
language
are not free from a complicated society. This is
because
the root of the complexities of
lives
does not reside in the number of
languages
that exists in the world,
but
in the way mankind treats one another. We could have two
people
in a room who speak the same
language
but
have multiple disagreements and have another two who might
get
along
very
well despite the
language
gap.
In conclusion
, I believe that
life
will not be much easier
just
because
there are fewer
languages
. In fact, the world will be a much more interesting place if
different
cultures and
languages
co-exist.
Also
,
ultimately
life
will become simplified
only
when the mankind
shows
the resolve to bridge the gap in their everyday communication.
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