Living in a country where you have to speak another language can cause serious social problems as well as practical problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statment.
Residing in a state where you should speak another native tongue could bring about serious social and practical
problems
. I completely agree that if people
travel to another nation, there could be one of the biggest problems
. Humans don`t learn another language
when they are living there, so it isn't easy to communicate.
On the one hand, I agree that people
don`t know the language
when living in a country, they never understand to talk people
around them. For instance
, it is widely known that individuals need to acquire a knowledge of tongue to go when they want. Sadly, many people
could go without learning the language
. Therefore
, this
makes it clear that to avoid social and practical problems
, it is necessary to learn the language
.
There are comparatively fewer practical problems
caused by not knowing the prose of the homey where you live because of the development of technology in general and smartphones in particular
. Computers have made it much easier to look up directions, find important information, and get quick translations. Smartphones have made this
even easier. If someone doesn’t know the accent of the province where they live, they can still find restaurants to their liking on Facebook and get simple directions through Google Maps. They can even order food online without having to use another word at all. If they need to communicate with someone who does not speak their dialect they can simply take out their phone and use Google translate to slowly, but effectively, convey a message. The problems
that not knowing the accent of the bucolic where you live causes are therefore
minimal and easily overcome.
In conclusion, I only partly agree with the statement in question. Not knowing a language
when living abroad can cause social unrest but pragmatic concerns have been mitigated by recent technology. In the future, it will become even less important to know the language
of the country where you live
although
there is great potential for increased social unrest and heightened tensions in many parts of the world.Submitted by temurbek.berdiyev on
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