Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems, as well as practical problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Language is the basic communication tool that

one

requires to send across a message or communicate. The multilingual characteristic of our world has been cherished and preserved by everyone, each

provincial

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province

has a particular language

that is

used widely. The locals always prefer communicating in their native dialect and it imparts a sense of belonging amongst the people of that particular region. A situation where

one

has to settle in a

country

that uses a completely new style is a tough

one

since

this

foreign accent is not your forte. There would be several issues that

one

would face while settling in

this

country

,

one

has to always carry a dictionary to translate their wording into his/her native expression. Working in a

country

where you’re new to their terminology is an added disadvantage, as

one

doesn’t fit the basic criteria. Though the practical struggles are endless and what adds up to

this

list are the social struggle to be accepted by the locals, it is a human tendency to differentiate people based on their lingual preferences. A continuous fight to be socially accepted in that

country

will be extremely challenging. I personally encountered

this

issue once when I went to a foreign land as a part of my business trip, every point where I wanted to communicate, it was a challenge for me. I carried a dictionary every

time be

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time, be

it shopping, commuting, and while carrying out my day-to-day activities. Though globalization has reduced

this

struggle by introducing English as a prime speech for most of the countries,

thus

helping people communicate better and connect to a wider audience. English still hasn’t been adopted by most of the countries. In conclusion, I would definitely agree with

this

statement to a

larger

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large

extend that living in a foreign agrarian without learning their dialect puts

one

in a lot of trouble.