As the world we live in gets more globalized, the colorfulness of world languages diminishes due to radiation of one international language principle. While certain individuals believe that countries are responsible to preserve the scarce languages around the world, others oppose this effort as they value it as a ineffective usage of resources. It is my contention that though globalization and its effects are inevitable and humanity is likely to encounter one world language soon, nevertheless protecting antient and minority languages is utterly important in regards to the culture and countries.