Some languages are in the phase of extinction due to the low population of the speakers. A group of people believe that governments should allocate some budget to preserve these languages, but others think that it would not be effective and efficient. The following essay will discuss both opinions, but I believe that maintaining the diversity of languages is an important thing.
On the one hand, some people believe that spending public money for protecting minority languages is a waste of money and time. The cost of maintaining the languages would be expensive since, there are only a small number of people who speak the languages, and many young people would refuse in learning and speaking in these languages as well. They believe that the money could be allocated for other important matters such as education, public transport and health.
On the other hand, many people believe that it is necessary for governments to preserve the existence of minority languages. Every nation has its own traditional languages which are spoken by their ancestor and descendants, and they have been passing through for many generations. There are a lot of myths, legends, traditional and cultural activities which are passing over to the next generation using these languages, as many tribes have no written literature. And if these languages do extinct, then it means that many nations will lose their precious historical cultures. Therefore it is important for governments to take some efforts in maintaining minority languages, though the cost of preserving them might be considered as expensive.
In conclusion, it is a fact that several languages in the world are in the phase of extinction. Some people suggest that governments should provide some fund for preserving these languages since they are inherited from the ancestors. Others think that the act is a waste of money as it has not economic benefits. Though both views have their own positive sides, I personally believe that people should protect the diversity of languages. 
 Some
  languages
 are in the phase of extinction due to the low population of the speakers. A group of  
people
  believe
 that  
governments
 should allocate  
some
 budget to preserve these  
languages
,  
but
 others  
think
 that it would not be effective and efficient. The following essay will discuss both opinions,  
but
 I  
believe
 that maintaining the diversity of  
languages
 is an  
important
 thing.
On the one hand,  
some
  people
  believe
 that spending public  
money
 for protecting minority  
languages
 is a waste of  
money
 and time. The cost of maintaining the  
languages
 would be expensive since, there are  
only
 a  
small
 number of  
people
 who speak the  
languages
, and  
many
 young  
people
 would refuse in learning and speaking in these  
languages
  as well
. They  
believe
 that the  
money
 could  
be allocated
 for  
other
  important
 matters such as education, public transport and health.
On the  
other
 hand,  
many
  people
  believe
 that it is necessary for  
governments
 to preserve the existence of minority  
languages
. Every nation has its  
own
 traditional  
languages
 which  
are spoken
 by their ancestor and descendants, and they have been passing through for  
many
 generations. There are  
a lot of
 myths, legends, traditional and cultural activities which are passing over to the  
next
 generation using these  
languages
, as  
many
 tribes have no written literature. And if these  
languages
 do extinct, then it means that  
many
 nations will lose their precious historical cultures.  
Therefore
 it is  
important
 for  
governments
 to take  
some
 efforts in maintaining minority  
languages
, though the cost of preserving them might  
be considered
 as expensive. 
In conclusion
, it is a fact that several  
languages
 in the world are in the phase of extinction.  
Some
  people
 suggest that  
governments
 should provide  
some
 fund for preserving these  
languages
 since they  
are inherited
 from the ancestors. Others  
think
 that the act is a waste of  
money
 as it has not economic benefits. Though both views have their  
own
  positive
 sides, I  
personally
  believe
 that  
people
 should protect the diversity of  
languages
.