The Importance Of Global Language

For as long as civilization has existed, languages have been adapted for hundreds of unique cultures and societies. In the past, language was developed based on individual societies because travel and communication were extremely limited. We see the effects of this today because of the many languages used around the world. Each region is seen as synonymous with a particular language and dialect. Language has developed into another method of distinguishing between cultures. However, with the progression of time, cultures have become intertwined across the world. Communication and travel have advanced in such a way that almost any human being can connect with any other in a matter of seconds. Travel now allows us to transport ourselves to anywhere in the world within a matter of days or hours. …show more content…
Several different opinions have been formed over this suggested solution, and they range from the immense potential success of a global language to the large potential of cultural destruction. In an age where it seems world peace is the largest desire, a global language seems to be an amazing idea for success. However, many worry that with a global language will come the death of thousands of years of history in relation to language. After all, culture is embedded in the language that has derived from specific cultures over a large expanse of time. However, we can see the increasing number of multi-lingual people all around the world. Although several other languages have more native speakers, it can be seen that English is already on its way to becoming a global language. People have already begun to learn English and teach English in order to increase their ability in the world. Regardless of the potential consequences, it seems that a global language, most likely English, would grant immense success to the world through enhanced communication, understanding, and overall