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Scientist ssy that in the future, humanity will speak the same language. Do you think this is a positive or negative social development

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In the current
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 we have a diversity of
languages
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 and cultures,
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 in the coming years if the world has a single native tongue,
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 could be extremely beneficial for society.
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 having a variety of
languages
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 is a beautiful thing as we can value the history of these nations, making everyone different and interesting.
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 is elucidated within the Quran which is the holy book of Muslims,
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 is written in Arabic and is often read and understood in the same
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, indicating that whoever wants to learn to read the Quran will often learn the
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.
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heterogenicity in
languages
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 can mean that everyone can communicate together, ultimately uniting everyone.
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 is particularly beneficial in business, allowing international nations to trade without any restrictions
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 barriers.
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 is evident as Germany and Austria constantly commerce freely as they both speak German, making it efficient to communicate and fundamentally do business together.
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 presents that having a single mother tongue will unite nations. In epitome, I believe that
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 it can be delightful to cherish
languages
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 and cultures, I reiterate that having a single
language
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experiences
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 majority of personages, integrating them.
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    • Sentence 3 - Thesis
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • homogeneity
  • linguistic diversity
  • harmony
  • communication
  • shared language
  • cultural exchange
  • global cooperation
  • cultural heritage
  • integration
  • linguistic identity
  • linguistic richness
  • language learning opportunities
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