Several languages are in danger of extinction because they are spoken by tiny numbers of people. Some people say that governments should spend public money on saving these languages, while others believe that would be a waste of money. Discuss both these views and give your opinion.

It has been argued that several genuine languages are endangered because only a few people used it. Many of them said that it needs to be preserved by using some public

money

to save those languages. Others, on the other side, do not agree with

this

idea because it just an action to waste

money

.

First

of all, my strong belief goes to the idea that public

money

can be used to preserve these genuine cultures.

Although

only tiny groups of people communicate with

this

original

language

, still, it is part of our civilization.

Moreover

,

this

unique communication can be used to attract tourist from all over the world.

For instance

, in Indonesia, there is a Bugis tribe, who can talk

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etawi

language

. In the 1990s, the used of Betawi is getting reduced, and

then

in 2000, Jakarta's mayor made some programs to keep

this

language

,

such

as making

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etawi

language

as a subject in school and introducing

this

to International platform. Since their existences are well-known, yet, many tourists arrive in Indonesia just to see

this

kind of

language

.

Therefore

, the public

money

that we used to protect that sort of communications can be seen as a long-term investment.

However

, there are groups of people who think that it is better to let our cultures extinct.

This

kind of group, which is almost of young generations, tends to focus on developing their modern city, rather than protecting their cultures.

In addition

, the needs of getting updates with the lifestyles have ingrained into these generations.

Therefore

, there is no wonder that

this

idea can emerge in society.

Moreover

,

this

belief will stake many kinds of aspects if it is implemented.

For example

, the loss of true identity among modern generations may become common in the latter. In the end, I will not blame

this

notion because every person has their own free-will, but the risks are all yours. In a nutshell, I reiterate my strong belief that our governments can spend our

money

to maintain our unique languages. It is because that

language

is part of our culture, and

also

, the identity that makes us special.