As languages such as English, Spanish and Mandarin become more widely spoken, there is a fear that many minority languages may die out. Some countries have taken steps to protect minority languages. What is your view of this practice?

With the world becoming more developed and integrated, the ability to speak a foreign

language

especially, a widely spoken one

such

as English becomes important.

Thus

, speakers of minority languages are forced to speak a foreign

language

globally and locally as it may be the only way to integrate into the new world. Some peoples believe that

this

is a normal process and nothing cannot change it

while

others start taking action to protect their

dialects

from fading away. Most things in

this

world, after their establishment, change and die out after a period of existence, and Languages are not exempted from

this

process. Some peoples believe that nothing can be done because

language

is associated with human history;

therefore

, if a human that carries out a

language

will die, why the

language

that he carries should not? They believe that the fact that some

dialects

are fading away, is a natural law

that is

unavoidable.

For instance

, Latin was a worldwide spoken

language

, but now it has faded away giving birth to other languages.

However

, there are many countries that managed to save their

dialect

from fading away. Irish is an example as the government introduced it in schools and all TV and radio programs and prevented it from dying. Indeed, protecting

dialects

has several benefits. Knowing that each

dialect

carries out a culture and a tradition from a community, it is important (more valuable) to maintain the

dialect

meaning saving traditions.

This

will help some people abroad to recognize themselves, it gives them an identity and brings comprehension

as well as

cohesion among them.

For example

, when I travelled to Ukraine without knowing English and Ukrainian, it was people from my country helped to translate into our

dialect

"ewe" which is a minority

language

. If these people were not able to speak our

dialect

, I do not think it would have been easy for me.

To conclude

, the protection of

dialects

brings several profits both locally and globally;

therefore

, countries should take some steps to prevent their

dialect

from fading away.