Some locals languages are becoming extinct. Do you think this is a positive or negative development?

It has been observed that over the past years, countries have been losing their own

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. I believe it has an upside to communication. On the other ,hand it has

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a downside to the culture. The following paragraphs will highlight both sides and some relevant examples.

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of all, English has become the universal language spoken worldwide.

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is a helpful way to communicate between different regions.

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, in a conference which is many foreign, it is easy to only speak in one idiom,

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of having people translate. That improves international businesses

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as huge companies, brands, politics, and so on. A lot of information, studies and speeches have been done in English, it can be exemplified with studies about technology in which the major pieces of information are in English. For that reason, local

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have not been spoken as it limits individuals' communication.

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, Culture has its importance as it is the identity of the locals. Music, dances and foods, all make part of the community's identification, but the way people speak

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as idiom and accent is the most important role in their culture.

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, it can easily be known by a Brazilian speaking that he is from Brazil and

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what he has the most from his cultural local, even there are other regions that speak Portugues, his accent shows the difference between them.

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should be preserved. To conclude, in my opinion, local

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should not be extinct, but it is necessary to know a

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language which would be the universal idiom, making it an easier way to communicate.