Language
is what makes us human. Even still, some have almost celebrated the fact that the breadth of world Use synonyms
languages
is gradually dwindling, believing it will somehow ease global communication. Use synonyms
This
essay will not only show Linking Words
this
notion to be faulty but Linking Words
also
why the richness of our linguistic diversity should be preserved.
The Linking Words
first
reason why Linking Words
language
is vital is that it is so intimately intertwined with the speaker’s culture. Though these Use synonyms
languages
can evolve over time, concepts which are of deep importance and relevance to a people are directly expressed through each regional dialect. In some northern Canadian indigenous Use synonyms
languages
, Use synonyms
for example
, there are dozens of words to describe snow and somehow forcing them to use just a few synonyms would directly diminish their contextual functionality. Communicating in some lingua franca would be a blight on the cultural heritage of billions.
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That is
not to mention one could even argue Linking Words
languages
are not only relevant to isolated communities, but Use synonyms
instead
part of a global linguistic eco-system. Just as we tirelessly strive to protect biodiversity, maintaining a living link to each branch of a Linking Words
language
group’s tree only makes our collective knowledge stronger. Foundational teachings from ancient civilizations have already been lessened in their profoundness as, more often than not, their precise words have been lost to mistranslations over time. It seems cruel to purposefully condemn future generations to an Use synonyms
otherwise
preventable injustice.
In conclusion, as Linking Words
language
reflects culture and knowledge is preserved by its speakers, we should unquestionably endeavour to save as many Use synonyms
languages
as possible. Once they are gone, there is no one to blame but ourselves.Use synonyms