Every year several languages die out. Some people think that this is not important because life will be easier if there are fewer languages in the world. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

The annual extinction of many languages is accelerating. While some argue that

this

is a grave issue, others believe that it is a course of the natural process and we would benefit from fewer languages. In my opinion, I personally agree that fewer global languages make

communication

more convenient, diminish the

culture

barrier and enhance international trade facilities. On the one hand, those who advocate saving every

language

in the

world

form their opinion on the basis that every

language

represents a unique

culture

. The disappearance of a

language

means the end of a

culture

and tradition of people who use the

language

.

Therefore

, to preserve the rich and diverse

culture

of a region, the native

language

must be protected.

However

, a large number of languages around the

world

have only a handful of speakers and preserving them is highly improbable. A

language

lives as long as there are still people who use it, so with the globalisation and mass-migration trend, saving languages from extirpation have become even tougher. The fewer languages, the better the conversation is to explain one's emotion and feeling. There will be no

language

barriers, and people will exchange ideas that will eventually help to develop vibrant relationships.

Moreover

, a

world

with fewer languages enhances global trade and improves the political relations among nations. In

this

age of globalization, it is highly beneficial to speak a common

language

in order to avoid confusion and facilitate effective

communication

. Using a link

language

like English has helped nations to come closer and increased trade and commerce among them. We cannot expect the

world

as a common platform if we have severe

communication

and cultural gaps among nations. For a prosperous future where people understand each other perfectly, we only need a handful of languages spoken by all. In conclusion, saving every single

language

in the

world

is unnecessary. I prefer a

world

with less cultural and

communication

barrier with effective

communication

among all with fewer languages.