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Scientists predict that all people will choose to talk the same global language in the future. Do you think this is a positive or negative development?

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It is thought by some, that in some centuries only one common
language
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 will be used by
people
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 all over the world. In my opinion,
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 is a negative development which can lead to an increase in a number of brain diseases, a disappearance of different original cultures and tourism collapse. The
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 serious problem that can be caused by choosing the only
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 for the whole planet is the raise of hard brain illnesses.
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, statistic confirms that
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 who are bilingual or know more than one
language
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 on the professional level has 50% less risk of having Alzheimer’s.
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, if the majority of the population on the Earth will speak a common
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, the number of brain diseases among
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 of all ages will increase dramatically. Another issue is that the mother tongue is a great part of the culture of every nation.
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, there are words in Scandinavian languages, that do not exist in other cultures,
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 foreigners cannot understand the meaning of these concepts. That means that losing the native
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 will lead to losing some part of cultural uniqueness.
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, speaking the same languages will give
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 less motivation to travel to foreign countries. According to the research, the opportunity to learn some new words, communicate with native speakers and deal with the
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 barrier is the
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 of the most important reasons for
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 to visit different countries.
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, the number of tourists will reduce and the travel businesses will fail, creating high unemployment. In conclusion,
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 some
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 believe that talking common
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 will give the humanity many benefits, it cannot be considered a positive development because of the problems it will cause.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • global language
  • linguistic diversity
  • cultural heritage
  • language extinction
  • international communication
  • educational barriers
  • global homogenization
  • cultural identity
  • translation tools
  • linguistic resources
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