The usage of old language is declining over time, especially in youngsters, and it has been suggested for some time. For numerous reasons, this is probably unavoidable; however, the situation can be improved. Firstly, in an era of globalization, having multiple languages is a common phenomenon. Most people use a dominant language to communicate or to learn, which leads native language less practical. In some African countries such as Uganda, where each tribe has its own tongue, speaks English in their everyday life, school, and communal activities. Furthermore, loanword, which a word from other languages for new technologies and concepts that don't have traditional names, is one of the major reasons to tail-off the utilization of the mother tongue. In addition, some youths feel that the customary language is complicated. For example, in China, they have both traditional and simplified characters; however, the old one is elaborate to write, so the mass prefer simplifie...