Every year several languages die out.

Some people think this is not important

because life will be easier if there are fewer languages in the world. To what extent
do you agree or disagree?

Nowadays, various languages disappear annually. Many people believe that is trivial
because the fewer languages in the world, the easier life becomes for us to communicate.
To a certain extent, I agree with that viewpoint. However, I believe that the existence of
languages often have a significant social role. This essay will provide underlying reasons
for my opinion above.

On the one hand, I agree that when languages die out, it is easier for us to communicate.
Every country in the world has their own languages, so if people want to contact or
connect to foreign friends, they will need support from translators or interpreters. In
addition, whenever people travel, study abroad or work in an international company,
people have to face many distinctive languages that lead to misunderstanding in work or
study. Besides, several languages die out why write this sentence here? It seems
disconnected to the rest of the surrounding sentences. In consequence, maybe the world
decides one language only to communicate so there is no language obstacle anymore.
People just have to study one language (for example, english English) and life is easier.

On the other hand, I believe that other considerations are important in language. Firstly,
each language has its meaning or stories of the country behind that redundant word. Also,
people can learn history and culture throughout the language of the country. For example,
Ancient Egyptian language is hieroglyphic, established based on on the foundation of the
shape of natural things and the people in their country. Secondly, languages maintain the
diversity of culture in the world. People can study language more and more to improve
their communication skills and become an outstanding person.

In conclusion, while the reduction of languages in the world seems to be not important of
little importance, I do not totally agree with this statement.