Every year several languages die out. Some people think that is not important because life will be easier if ther are fewer languages in the world. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

Nowadays, the ancient complexity of languages seems to be overcome by the technological communication that has enhanced the slow dying out of a plethora of them. Into

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event that would simplify the way we speak, while others deem by the idea that

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would represent a huge loss. I totally agree with

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, the major concern about

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topic is the cultural loss of

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a phenomenon. Each language is the perfect reflection of cultural beliefs, behaviours and attitudes. What I mean is that the death of certain languages would completely erase some cultures.

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, some languages entail an emotional bond. As an example, many Italian dialects represent our grandfathers' way to communicate that includes many traditional aspects of our history.

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with these ideas, there is the real issue that concerns its usage. In the modern area there are

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between youngest or adolescents that are still learning ancient languages at school (

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.e. Latin or Greek) but are not able to speak dialects properly because in neither of their daily routine these languages are required. To sum up, the language death is a relevant topic in the modern era, where the complexity of our language is reduced to acronyms typical of chatting.

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, their relevance should be defined mainly

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their cultural role. Personally, I believe that the oldest languages or dialects should be considered milestones of our culture, even if no longer spoken.