The development of tourism contributed to English becoming the most prominent language in the world. Some people think this will lead to English becoming the only language to be spoken globally. What are the advantages and disadvantages to having one language in the world?

It is thought by some people that English, which is now the most widely spoken sound in the

earth

, may

one

day predominate over all other languages and result in their eventual disappearance. Having

one

dialect would certainly aid understanding and economic growth but there will

also

be some drawbacks.

One

evident benefit to having

one

global speech is that it would enable greater understanding between countries.

In other words

, if everyone spoke

one

accent, there would be complete understanding between not only countries but all people throughout

the

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nature which would promote learning, the flow of information and ideas. Another reason that

one

sound would be advantageous is that it would help economic growth. With all people speaking the same prose, there would be fewer barriers and

therefore

trade would flourish between countries, resulting in a healthier

earth

economy.

On the other hand

, there are obviously detrimental to having only

one

global sound.

Firstly

, it would mean that all other languages would eventually disappear, and along with them, their cultures. The diversity of cultures is

one

of the joys

this

earth

has to offer. Each culture is unique with its own way of life and own perspectives of the

earth

which would all be lost if there were only

one

terminology.

Secondly

, it would result in the collapse of tourism because there would be no reason to travel for pleasure and interest if all countries had the same terminology and similar cultures.

This

would devastate many countries economically that rely on tourism as a source of income. In conclusion, while there are plus points to having

one

global speech, too much would be lost

as a result

. Maintaining local languages and cultures should be prioritised to ensure a rich

earth

heritage for future generations.