Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems, as well as practical problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

There are many arguments that there will be numerous issues related to society and real-world challenges if the residents are required to use another

language

in parallel with the official one. From my perspective,

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don't really go for

this

assertion because of two reasons that I will mention below. First of all, a second

language

can enrich a country in terms of economics.

For instance

, in Malaysia, Mandarin, English and Indian are widely used

besides

the mother tongue, so

this

helps Malaysia a lot in trading and exchanging smoothly with other nations throughout the world which gives Malays a huge potential chance to improve their finance, relations,

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. Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign

language

is a privilege, it costs no problems if we know how to exploit

this

chance and protect our origin.

Next,

knowing more than a

language

will create

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of job opportunities. Take my acquaintance as an example, she was obligated to learn Mandarin when she was in kindergarten. She didn't like it at first ;

however

,

this

was the main factor supporting her having her dream job in a big company when she grew

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In the modern city,

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more languages you know the more flexible in job choices you have. To summarize, as long as we can preserve our official

language

and cultural beauty, and don't let it be replaced by another

then

I suppose having one more

language

plays a vital role. It will make the country more diverse and erase many serious problems

such

as unemployment

instead

of bringing negative things.