In this era, different mother tongues are at the edge of lost due to its less adoption by groups. It is argued that the authorities should save these minority languages by funding. Whilst, some thought that this might be a wastage. This essay agrees that the ministry should invest money to protect these tongues. This essay will discuss both points of view.
To commence with, the public who is in the favour of language protection is only because of their inability to understand other mother tongues. Moreover, this may help to enhance the communication level of the nation. In other words, native languages are more convenient for uneducated people to exchange information in spite of their illiteracy among other language skills. For instance, India is the only country where twenty three languages are spoken in its different provinces and Hindi is considered as its mother tongue. If the government does not promote this language, then the whole officials of the country will be disturbed.
On the other hand, many disagree and feel that spending money would not worth and assume it a waste. This population might belong to educated community. So, they do not feel infeasibility to communicate in other tongues. The elimination of various state languages may result in loss of cultural diversity and identity of such minorities. Consequently, this would completely lead to the entire information cutoff. Sanskrit is one of the suitable examples among those languages which are totally extinct now. This tongue is widely used in various ancient holy books and its script is impossible to understand without an expert.
In conclusion, funding uncommon languages make communication possible in different areas of the country, some still feel comfortable without investing in endangering languages. However, as long as we know the importance of information, communication through these minority languages, investing money in such sector will be proved fruitful.
In this era,
different
mother
tongues
are at the edge of lost due to its less adoption by groups. It
is argued
that the authorities should save these minority
languages
by funding. Whilst,
some
thought
that this might be a wastage. This essay
agrees
that the ministry should invest money to protect these
tongues
. This essay will discuss both points of view.
To commence with, the public who is in the
favour
of
language
protection is
only
because
of their inability to understand
other
mother
tongues
.
Moreover
, this may
help
to enhance the communication level of the nation. In
other
words, native
languages
are more convenient for uneducated
people
to exchange information
in spite of
their illiteracy among
other
language
skills
.
For instance
, India is the
only
country where
twenty three
languages
are spoken
in its
different
provinces and Hindi
is considered
as its mother
tongue
. If the
government
does not promote this
language
, then the whole officials of the country will
be disturbed
.
On the
other
hand,
many
disagree and feel that spending money would not
worth
and assume it a waste. This population might belong to educated community.
So
, they do not feel
infeasibility
to communicate in
other
tongues
. The elimination of various state
languages
may result in loss of cultural diversity and identity of such minorities.
Consequently
, this would completely lead to the entire information cutoff. Sanskrit is one of the suitable examples among those
languages
which are
totally
extinct
now
. This
tongue
is
widely
used
in various ancient holy books and its script is impossible to understand without an expert.
In conclusion
, funding uncommon
languages
make
communication possible in
different
areas of the country,
some
still
feel comfortable without investing in endangering
languages
.
However
, as long as we know the importance of information, communication through these minority
languages
, investing money in such sector will
be proved
fruitful.