As English becomes more widespread as a lingua franca, there is concern that the values and culture of the English-speaking world will displace native values and cultures. To what extent is this fear justified?

Recently, the issue that has been brought into focus is nowadays

English

is known as the most widely spoken

language

all over the world. People think that the native

values

and

cultures

will be replaced by the

values

and

cultures

of the

English

-speaking world. In my opinion, I maintain that native

values

and

cultures

can not be abandoned. In

this

essay, I will outline some reasons why the native cultural

identity

will be maintained in adversity. One thing

that is

of great significance is that the prevalence of

English

as a worldwide

language

is not a factor in the loss of native

identity

. There are many reasons for people always have a strong sense of

identity

. For one thing, we are all aware of the cultural richness and the importance of

this

in our country from a young age until we mature. For another, customs and

cultures

are engraved in indigenous communities' awareness. The most familiar example of

this

is in Viet Nam, the

language

of the Tay and Muong people has been preserved by the government on education and broadcast media. It seems quite clear that the

values

and

culture

of the natives can not be changed by the

values

and

culture

of

English

-speaking countries. It is

also

well-known that humans should preserve and revive the variety of human

cultures

to help communities to remain cohesive. The immediate result it produces is

while

its detrimental impact on indigenous

values

and

cultures

can not be ignored but

this

concern is unnecessary. In the same way,

language

is a part of

culture

and

values

. Adults could learn

English

as a foreign

language

because the world has become integrated so it is not necessary to abandon their mother tongue. It makes no difference that citizens should maintain and develop the variety of human

culture

. In summary, even though

English

becomes more widespread as a lingua franca, which is just a common means of communication that can not replace the native cultural

identity

.