Write about the following topic: Learning English at school is often seen as more important than learning local languages. If these are not taught, many are at risk of dying out. In your opinion, is it important for everyone to learn English? Should we try to ensure the survival of local languages and, if so, how? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

There is no denying that teaching

English

as a second language at school is nowadays considered of paramount importance, even though

this

might hinder the knowledge of local

languages

. In my personal opinion, in rural communities or remote areas

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might benefit more from dialects than from international

languages

,

English

learning should be put aside in favour of local speech. First and foremost,

English

is crucial for countless reasons,

such

as social, professional, diplomatic, and commercial ones.

Thus

, seizing the opportunity to learn

this

foreign language at a young age might represent a relevant advantage in our globalized world.

Nonetheless

, there are some individuals for whom it is not that convenient to practise what is so crucial to us.

For instance

, it would be less probable for the inhabitants of a far village in

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to dislodge to the

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U.S.

or to Europe.

Conversely

, transmitting local cultures, traditions, and dialects would be more relevant

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the well-being of their communities. For the aforementioned reasons, we should protect, revive, and possibly

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local

languages

, specifically

in particular

contexts. To ensure

this

, cultural events, like theatre shows, organized speeches with locals, and book readings in dialect should be promoted.

Thus

, historical traditions might be transmitted to the younger generations, and age-old stories might outlive throughout the years.

To conclude

,

while

English

is of undeniable relevance in our modern society, it is

also

true that some areas need their local

languages

to survive.

For

this

reason, several suggestions might be taken into account, to prevent those antique traditions from disappearing.