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 ensure the survival of local languages and, if so, how? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

I think it’s really important for everyone to learn English. And I have 2 main reasons to support my point.

First

of all, English is recognised by people that it’s the most popular and a

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around the globe. Different countries connect with each other by using it to communicate. Which boosts the effect of globalisation, making varie

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expand together. Many countries set English as a core subject in their educational system, because they need to be connected with society and world

wide.

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worldwide

Secondly

, English is one of the easiest

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earn. The grammar structure and numbers of alphabets comparing to other foreign languages like Chinese, Arabic, Japanese, Hungarian, Korean...Are less complicated and more strai

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less complicated.

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I often hear people saying “English is hard! ” in my

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ome country, I mean learning new languages are always tough right? Not everything was meant to be easy, sometimes it’s challenging.

Moreover

the slangs and hilarious phrases can

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be learnt and discovered by looking what’

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true meaning behind the sentence.

Therefore

, learning English is fun and necessary. Moving on, I think it’s definitely a “Yes” to ensure the survival of local languages. The reason is because when too much proportion of people use a common

language

and have forgotten their own local languages, it

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a result of

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extinction. It’s a serious problem, it’s part of a history and local culture. In my opinion, these local languages should be taught to ensure it will live for generations. Preventing the tragic lost of a broad and profound civilisation.

For example

, Egypt, Peru, India, China, Africa and more have been through it. So that’s why we should keep educating local languages to reserve original features of the country.