Advantages and disadvantages to having one language in the world.

These days the idea of having

one

common

language

for the whole

world

is supported by more and more people.

This

concept is tied to the difficulty of worldwide communication because of the abundance of languages.

This

essay will convey the upsides and downsides of having a sole universal

language

for the whole of humanity and provide a logical conclusion. The whole

World

speaking

one

language

would benefit international communication and,

consequently

, other spheres

such

as tourism or education, where intercontinental interaction is involved. To cite an example, the recent research, conveyed by scholars at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology demonstrated that around 20% of people in the United States do not opt for travelling to some Asian countries like Malaysia and Indonesia. The reason behind

that is

the fact that the English

language

is barely spoken by local people there, which might be the cause of the mass misunderstandings. If there was a universal

language

to communicate, more countries would be visited by foreigners, which,

consequently

, would boost their economies as well.

However

, with the increase in

one

's economy, the unemployment rate would mountain up as well. Hundreds of millions of interpreters, translating applications developers and

language

teachers would be unemployed.

For instance

, according to the statistics of Austria, around

one

-

third

of the country's population work in

language

-related fields.

Hence

, the above concept would only exacerbate economic growth rather than improve it.

Furthermore

, with the loss of each

language

, the cultural identity of a government would evaporate.

Consequently

, life would probably become monotonous and,

besides

, the

World

would turn into a sole large society,

instead

of being an independent separate country. To conclude, the disadvantages of having

one

language

in the

World

significantly outweigh its benefits. While easier communication is regarded as the only benefit for humans, there are far more detrimental consequences, particularly large-scale unemployment and loss of cultural identity, that would destroy the government's integrity.