Learning English at school is often seen as more important than learning local languages. If these are not taught, many are at risk of dying out. In your opinion, is it important for everyone to learn English? Should we try to ensave the survival of local languages and if so, how?

In

this

globalized epoch, some people consider learning English at schools to be of utmost importance than any other indigenous

language

;

however

, others are apprehensive of the fact that

this

belief has

led

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Led

the other languages to be at the brink of extinction.

Although

I believe, in

this

competitive world, it is imperative to be proficient in English, it is equally important that consideration ought to be given to save

the

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The

other dying languages. To embark with, English has become a global

language

, which is widely used in different spheres of business communication. Owing to

this

, people who have a good command on it get numerous employment opportunities worldwide as well as comparatively better remuneration.

For example

, a recent survey done by an eminent university revealed that more than three-fourth English speakers are

employed

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Employed

in top multinational companies, who earn substantially higher salaries than any of the non-English speakers. Indubitably, use of

this

language

is a key for an effective international communication.

However

, with the rise in popularity of English, other dialects are not being believed to be essential.

Consequently

, the native languages are losing their

grips

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grip

in the locals. In order to mitigate

this

grim situation, governments need to accentuate to the

denizens

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Denizens

denizens'

the importance of speaking the local dialects.

In other words

,

masses

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the masses

should be encouraged to use their own languages in social communication while in home country.

Moreover

, school curriculums

also

need to be amended where addition of local languages is made mandatory by the officials.

This

would result in children being bilingual where they could speak both the English as well as their native

language

. To conclude,

although

it is irrefutable that English has been dominating the world and resulting in other languages to dye out, I believe equal emphasis ought to be given in schools to all the other languages along with English so that the indigenous dialects do not lose their value among locals.