Some believe that we should invent a new language for international communication. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages?

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With already thousands of languages existing, some people suggest,
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new language should be developed to be used solely as an international platform for ease of communication.
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, what here is not considered by
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group of people is the issues that might arise with the creation of
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language, leading it to be more disadvantageous than helpful in any way. In the ensuing paragraphs, I shall discuss the drawbacks of the same.
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with, there already exist more than a thousand mother tongues being spoken and used around the world, deducting the multiple dialects of the same.
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, inventing a new tool for communication sure seems to be temping in a time like
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, where speech is used solely for international platforms.
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, with the creation of a new tongue students from non-native English countries would not have to spend months preparing for the IELTS or the TOEFL exams
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, they could just be learning the new script which is especially to be used to teach the non-native speakers.
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can make education overseas even more accessible to students struggling with learning English.
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, of
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advantage, there are multiple drawbacks to coming up with a whole new script and method of communication.
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, a language or a dialect is the reflection of one's culture and stories of fo their ancestors going centuries back. Developing a new form of scripture would need a lot of cultural backup from different societies around the globe,
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could lead to a mess turning into a never-ending feud between
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regarding which nation has a rich and strong heritage, which could turn out to be disastrous rather than being helpful in any form.
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, it would create confusion among the people learning the script, leaving them with even more difficulties and challenges in explaining or understanding where a word or its form is derived from. In conclusion, as tempting and convenient as it seems to develop a whole new tongue,
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task comes with a set of challenges of its own and
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its disadvantages would most definitely outweigh the possible advantages.
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