An international language would remove one of the main differences which separates people of different nationalities and this would lead to greater international understanding and co-operation. There should be one international language which everyone agrees to learn and speak. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Out of many differences between the
people
of various countries,
language
is
one
big barrier that stops
people
from coming together. In my
opinion
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this
statement is quite true, as when
people
will find it difficult to communicate with anyone they would try to avoid any sort of interaction with them.
Hence
, it is important that all the governments must agree to
one
language
be adopted by the countries as a universal
language
and that should be taught in all the countries at the school level. When
people
come together from different backgrounds, speaking in a variety of styles and using translators to deliver their opinion to the other person
then
it creates a delay in understanding which leads to minimum interaction with those individuals. If
this
obstacle gets removed by adopting
one
language
by all nations
then
the conversation between
people
would become less tedious and understandable by both parties.
Although
, it is a big challenge for all the governments to agree on giving
one
language
a universal status because
this
involves political decisions as well. Giving any
one
language
a worldly rank would make that nation stronger compared to the rest of the nations. If we see, English and French have a strong economic status which overall has increased the standard of these nations. Making them a benchmark for immigrations to different places. If we look around, the very basic example we find is in the schools where students from different backgrounds study, and face difficulties if any new enrollment admits to the school with a different speaking way. The acceptance of
such
students become a problem for the rest of the pupils.
Therefore
, if everyone is taught at least
one
single
language
which can be utilised everywhere in the world
then
this
would minimise the barriers for
people
of all ages.
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