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Scientists predict that all people will choose to talk the same global language in the future. Do you think this is a positive or negative development?

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Scientists predict that there will be a same global language in the future that all people will choose to talk.In my opinion, I believe
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 will be a positive development for the people in
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 world.
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 there are nearly 250 countries in
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 world, but most of the countries are underdeveloped in all aspects.The important thing
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 holding those underdeveloped countries to develop is the mode of language that they speak.Because communication with other nations is the only medium through which they can improve.
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, take the most developed countries, common thing which they possess is knowledge which they have in all aspects, whether in building skyscrapers or building rockets.Whereas
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 world countries are far behind enjoying those inventions and technology.Because of which people are moving to better countries to make money for a better future. Most of the countries allow migrants to stay in their land with certain rules and regulations.One of which is the mode of dialect that they speak.They should learn how to speak the common language. Currently, Nations are divided basis on their dialect. If what scientists are predicting becomes true,
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 there will be no difference between developed and underdeveloped countries.Since the mode of mother tongue is same
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 the possibility of sharing knowledge and knowing each improves a lot. To summarise, I would like to ask a question what happens if there are lots of languages in
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 globe.? The poor becomes poorer and the rich becomes richer.So in order to change that we need a new improvement and
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 globalising a single dialect that need to be followed by each and every nation in
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 nation.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • global language
  • linguistic diversity
  • cultural heritage
  • language extinction
  • international communication
  • educational barriers
  • global homogenization
  • cultural identity
  • translation tools
  • linguistic resources
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