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There are 7000 different languages in the world but now some of them is decrease rapidly. Languages die for many reasons.  Firstly, the number of people who speak that is significantly decrease because people often prefer learning more popular languages to easily communicate with other. Secondly, marriage between two different countries can also cause language endangerment, they will always be pressure of to speak the same language to each other so that children only speak the more common language between their parent. Besides, population of native speaker diminishing due to war or disease. Many soldiers have to die in war when they make every possible effort to save their country from being extinct that make their language less widely spoken. Finally, it because of the urbanization. The movement of people to urban area will make them have to learn the language of their new environment. Later they will gradually forget the ability to speak their native language so that they will loss their nature cultural and tradition. In general, endanger language can lead to many serious consequence.

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Every year, it becomes clear that some languages are becoming extinct. This issue has a slew of negative consequences. To begin with, cultures associated with other languages will vanish. Because each civilization is associated with a specific language, speaking only one language allows people to adhere to only one type of culture. As a result, there will be no cultural diversity in the world, and people will grow bored. Furthermore, the extinction of a language can cause a community to lose its culture. As a result, it loses its distinct culture and worldview: languages are inextricably linked to people's ways of thinking about their beliefs, customs, shared values, and traditions. Language and monarchy are examples of cultural elements. To summarize, the extinction of some languages has numerous negative consequences.

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In this day of age, as the global is developing fast, lots of problem are born and one of the most popular is the risk of language extinction. People might think this is a really small issue but this will lead to many sad consequences .Firstly ,endangered languages resulted in the loss of linguistic diversity.In the last 10 years , in average, about 50 different language had been in dangered. Hence,lead to the imbalance between the common languages and the minority languages, made the world of communication be narrowed. Secondly, the loss of one linguistic also means that a group of people or community loss their culture. As a famous politician said: “Language is the soul of the nation", that soul belongs to each nation, something that cannot be lost, because that means loss of country and destruction.” This is an important example that, languages is very important in our life, it irrepareble so if we loss a languages it means that a loss of connection between people through culture, traditional values ​​and above all, loss of national identity.In addition, this also lead to the loss of the memory in different histories.In conclusion, the extinction of languages resulted in many issues related to world culture, heritage and identity.

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Nowadays, it is undeniable to say that some languages, especially those that are not widely used by people around the world, are starting to die out, called endangered languages. With that being said, there are many causes of how these language disappear.  Firstly, it is because of the diminishing of population of native speakers due to war. When war broke out, weapons will be used more often; therefore, it led to the death of many local soldiers who were native and trying to save their country from being extinct. The Norn, for example- was a native language of people from Northen Island of Scotland but after the fatal war with the Viking in 800 AD, it started to be disappeared from the world linguistic's map due to the death of many soldiers and local people. Secondly, a language could vanish in the case of invasion and globalization. In 21st century, when the process of integration is growing from all over the world, it is a fact that people are more likely to be absorbed to the new culture and as a result, they tend to discover more about the country's language and tradition as well as some national custom. Since then, a language after a long time of not being used will be at the edge of danger and become extinct. To illustrate, if the native of a country do nothing to preserve their culture but to only run after the new lifestyle, their nation will soon become died out since everyone is pursuing their different pleasure from another place. In conclusion, a language could disappear due to the minimizing of native speakers in wars or it could even be for the process of integration from all over the world.

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In recent years, there has been a decrease in the number of languages, leading to a variety of detrimental effects. Firstly, the decline of some certain languages results in the loss of traditional cultures. Since languages are closely linked to people’s mindset about their beliefs, customs, shared values, language and religion, the disappearance of a language can make one community to be deprived of its sense of identity, thereby losing its unique culture and perception of the world. Loss of language is the loss of the distinctive characteristics of each individual and each community. Second, the diminution in the number of languages also contributes to the abandonment in the memory of different histories. Every traditional and cultural value attached to the language will disappear along with it, which is irreparable. In short, the extinction of several languages has its downsides not only for an individual but also for one's culture and heritage.

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There are numerous endangered languages today, maybe as a result of many cultures being conquered or dominated by another culture. It could also be because people in some small countries choose to study abroad because their education system is inadequate, resulting in an imbalance in life quality between nations. Being able to communicate in English or Chinese is always advantageous, as it is the most widely spoken language. As a result, people in small countries can choose to learn and switch languages. Additionally, migrating persons must acquire a new language in order to adapt to a new group, resulting in the loss of their mother tongue language.

In the case that a native group no longer engages in cultural practices that it had previously held on, the collapsing language takes out culture and custom. A people's cultural rites are performed in their original tongue. Furthermore, It may also destabilize a country from inside.

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Although there are many languages in the world, several of them vanish every year. Some argue that the extinction of some languages is not a major issue since communication will be more effective with fewer languages since the majority of languages that die out are minority languages that are spoken by a large number of people. ​But I believe that the diversity of global languages offers several advantages for individuals and society. As a result, they would have little influence on the globe. Maintaining the variety of global languages is essential because each language expresses the identity of a group or tribe. Many traditional myths are written or documented in minority languages, and if they become extinct, so will the culture. To sum up, I disagree with the notion that life will be easier if the world's languages are limited to simply a few. I think that the diversity of languages reflects the diversity of world civilization

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Some languages are spoken by small groups of people, sometimes numbering in the hundreds. When a language dies, it creates many effects. First of all, those who have lost a language have also lost their culture, a way of expressing themselves, and a way of understanding the world and their experience of the world. They will never be able to express themselves fully in their new language. Secondly, the quality of communication in the common language is limited. The reason for this is that people are writing and reading in an acquired language, not the mother tongue. Also, this acquired language may simply be unable to express some of the culturally-bound ideas of the non-native speaker. In brief, then, language death is a tragedy. For the rest of the world, there is a loss of diversity. Along with the language, a whole culture and way of expressing this culture die.

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Previously, the world had a total of about 7,000 languages, but now there are more than 2500 languages ​​in danger of extinction and 231 languages ​​have become extinct. This has caused enormous damage to human culture. First, the loss of languages ​​is akin to that of history and culture. They are living entities, associated with a certain culture. Language is a way for people to express their relationship with nature, with the world, between people and family members and relatives. It is important evidence that distinguishes one community from another. If languages ​​become 'extinct', medical expertise written in these languages ​​will also disappear. The researchers predict their findings in these regions will be similar to those in other parts of the world. The regions with the most endangered languages ​​include northwestern Amazonia, where 100% of traditional medical knowledge is written in languages ​​that are on the verge of extinction. Second, linguistic diversity will also disappear as some languages ​​become extinct. Loss of human language diversity will reduce the collective ability to perceive and think about the world in a comprehensive, diverse and rich way. Language is the cultural glue that holds communities together. In brief, some languages ​​are in great danger of extinction, which will leave huge losses of human culture and cultural diversity.

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There is a big problem right now that everyone needs to pay attention to is each year some languages die out because it causes unpredictable consequences. To begin with, some languages die out leads to the loss of linguistic diversity. Currently, there are nearly 7000 different languages ​​in the world, but the number of languages ​​spoken on earth is decreasing rapidly, every month, the world disappears two languages, most of which are languages ​​of ethnic minorities and up to 96% of languages ​​are spoken by only 4% of the world's population. The rapid extinction of such languages makes it impossible for cultures to interact, exchange with each other and promote international integration. In addition, the disappearance of a language can make on community to lose its culture, which is irreparable. Language are closely linked to people's way of thinking about their beliefs, customs, share values,  tradition language, religion are component of culture. Therefore, the loss of language is akin to the lost of the unique cultural values ​​specific and the perception of the world of each community. Finally, endangered languages loses the memory of different. Language is just an outer shell, deep inside are the different perceptions of each community. For example, if there is only one language in the world, there will be no unique cultures in that country alone, leading to people becoming short-sighted and losing the understanding of world around them. In conclusion, language diversity is gradually disappearing with serious consequences of the lost of language diversity as well as cultural diversity and national identity.

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An endangered language is a language that is at risk of falling out of use as its speakers die out or shift to speaking another language. Half the world's 7,000 languages are endangered. The effect of endangered language is not simply.  On communities, lose their language they often also lose parts of their cultural traditions which are tied to that language, such as songs, myths and poetry that are not easily transferred to another language. This may in turn affect their sense of identity, producing a weakened social cohesion as their values and traditions are replaced with new ones.  Secondly, on languages, the language that is being lost generally undergoes changes as speakers make their language more similar to the language that they are shifting to. For example, gradually losing grammatical or phonological complexities that are not found in the dominant language.

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Each year some languages die out, which lead to numerous effects. Firstly, the world will lose its linguistic diversity. Currently there are about 8000 languages ​​spoken every day but with this rate, the world will only have a few widely spoken languages ​​such as English, French, German,... Secondly, the disappearance of a language can make one community lose its culture. A language are closely links to people's ways of thinking about their beliefs, customs, traditions and culture of a country. Loss of language is the loss of the unique characteristics of each individual, each community. Thirdly, losing a language also means losing the memory of a heroic history of that nation. A missing piece of historical memory will lead to the loss of understanding the world around.To summarize, the death of several languages is not a good thing not only for an individual but also for one's culture and heritage.

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There are about 7100 languages in the world but some of them are disappearing quickly. There are many causes to this problem. First and foremost, it is in the case of invasion. If a country is invaded by another country, they would force them to learn their language for better communication with their people. Take the USA for example, they were once invaded by England, now Americans have English as their mother-tongue. Second, it is because of the prevalent choices of mother-tongue users. In a globalized world, parents would likely teach their children the most commonly spoken languages so that their children would face less problems with communicating than the other kids who learned those languages as their second language. Because of these reasons, some languages are disappearing, along with the culture, so we need to preserve the languages.

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Nowadays, some statistics have shown that, every year, some languages are no longer available. There are several reasons for this unexpected fact. Firstly, the amount of native speakers of minority languages gradually decreased and even ceased due to the occurrence of epidemics or wars. In instances,  the sudden appearance and significant human danger of Covid-19 may have contributed to the eradication of the tiny number of native speakers of lesser-known languages. Secondly, as already mentioned, minority languages are only spoken by a minority community, so the next generation will play a major role in preserving the language besides storing it in books and documents. However, the great influence of Western countries' on developing countries is gradually changing the thinking of many people living in ethnic minority communities, it leads to the fact that the elderly are no longer exist but the next generation is gradually losing their national identity when they tend to speak foreign languages. As a result, the number of minorities using their mother tongue is decreasing exponentially, in the long run, that language will no longer appear. In conclusion, the disappearance of minority languages is a consequence of changes, for indigenous peoples, they need to realize the importance of identity and taken this problem into consideration

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A huge concern that everyone should be aware of right now is that some languages are becoming extinct every year as a result of unanticipated consequences. To begin with, linguistic loss occurs when some languages become extinct. There are approximately 7000 different languages spoken in the world today, but the number of languages spoken on the planet is fast declining; every month, the world loses two languages, the majority of which are ethnic minority' languages, and only 4% of the world's population speaks up to 96 percent of languages. Cultures are unable to connect, exchange ideas, and foster international integration due to the rapid extinction of such languages. In addition, the extinction of a language can result in the permanent loss of a community's culture. Language is intricately linked to people's beliefs, norms, common values, traditional languages, and religion, which are all aspects of culture. As a result, language loss is equivalent to the loss of each community's unique cultural values and worldview. Finally, endangered languages lose their ability to distinguish between different things. The top layer is language; the layers beneath it are each culture's varied perceptions.

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Each year some
languages die out.
Endangered languages:
Causes/ effects
Each year, the world is getting less linguistically diverse caused a range of effects to our life. First of all, the disappearance of traditional ways of life can make one community to lose its culture. With the demise of a language, the history and traditional are gradually forgotten, which is often irreparable, moreover  their descendants will not receive the culture of their ancestors. The  community lose a unique culture and perception of the world: languages are closely linked to people's ways of thinking about their beliefs. Such as when they move to a new area they cannot show their cultural in their religion. In conclusion, the loss of languages is akin to that of history and cultural, decrease the understanding among ethnic groups, so everyone should aware the effects of this problem to deal with today.

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Languages have always gone out throughout human history, but they are now dying at a faster pace for a variety of reasons. One of the main reasons intergenerational language transmission may end is external pressures on a linguistic group that compels some of its members to choose a more dominant language. This happens frequently because the more common language is seen as a necessity for maintaining a good level of living. Being able to speak in a given language, for example, might be a prerequisite for work, healthcare, or education. When confronted with such obstacles, many people choose to switch to their chosen language. Migration, on the other hand, contributes to the extinction of languages. If native speakers move to an area where the government supports the use of a certain language, the mother tongue will be abandoned. In certain cases, parents believe that if their children learn the adopted language, they will have a better chance. As a result, some parents have stopped speaking their native tongue. To summarize, some people believe that learning fewer languages is simple; however, some languages have historical significance and should be prioritized.

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There has been a significant loss of the number of languages in the world. The language of specific regions is being replaced or lost for some following reasons. The first reasons is the great impact of one country's language on another. This can be caused by the integration of one language into another country. A country that invaded a smaller country is a typical example for this reason. Globalization is also a cause of the loss of many languages around the world, although the purpose of this is really positive. The second reason is that the speaker decides the language he wants to speak for a variety of purposes. This is a linguistic problem when the speaker does not prioritize the use of the mother tongue but to use a language that is spoken much more widely and conveniently. This can drastically reduce the number of people who do not preserve their native language. In general, the preservation of language is extremely important because language is the voice but also the customs and customs of a country. Therefore, preserving a language means preserving a country.

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Currently there are about 7000 languages are spoken every day, but the large number of languages are decreasing dramatically. Endangered languages have many serious effects. Firstly, it is the lost of linguistic diversity. The lost of linguistic diversity will reduce our collective ability to perceive and think about the world in its entirety, in diversity and richness. Secondly, the disappearance of a language can also result in a community's culture being lost. When a language is lost, part of the world's knowledge and culture is also lost forever. People's beliefs, customs, common values, and traditions are inextricably related to their languages. Language and religion are cultural components that have lost the memory of past events. In conclusion, the consequences of endangered languages are very serious

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Although languages have always died out throughout human history, they are currently dying at an accelerated rate due to various reasons. External influences on a linguistic community that cause some of its members to favor a more dominant language are one of the key reasons intergenerational language transmission might halt. This occurs frequently because the more prevalent language is viewed or promoted as a requirement for ensuring a high standard of living. For example, being able to communicate in a specific language could be a requirement for obtaining employment, healthcare, or education. Many people choose to switch to their preferred language when faced with such difficulties. Simultaneously, migration also contributed to the loss of languages. The mother tongue will be abandoned if native speakers relocate to an area where the government encourages the use of a certain language. In certain circumstances, parents assume that if their children become fluent in the adopted language, they will have more chances. For this reason, some parents quit speaking their own language. To summarize, others think that learning less languages ​​is a simple endeavor; however, certain languages ​​have historical significance and should be given priority.

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The world is getting less linguistically diverse, each year some languages die out as a result of many causes. The main reason which causes languages to be in danger of extinction is globalisation. Globalisation happens when nations are in favour of promoting international intergration, because of this, it would be a taboo to have language barrier among those countries. This makes people start thinking and learning “global language" in order to make economic cooperation between their country with another one being much more easier. For example, because of globalisation, Singapore now has become a country where English is considered to be one of their mother tongue. Sencondly, with an aim to promote economic, language similarity is considered to play a vital role of it. Language similarity would help communicating with foreigners, international partners much more easier and more conveniece, which would be such a great base in economic promoting. Thirdly, the loss of native speakers is also another reason which cause a language to be in danger of extinction. In conclusion, globalisation, economic promoting and the loss of native speakers are reasons which allow a language to dissapear.

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Language usage is rapidly changing in today's globalized world. There are many reasons for this problem. The first cause is the disappearance of native speakers. Additional factors that affect the survival and preservation of a language include age, children's use of the language, the presence of other languages, attitudes toward the language and its users' feeling of ethnic identity, government policies, career possibilities, and urban drift. Another factor is migration. The mother tongue will be abandoned if native speakers move to an area where the government encourages the use of a certain language. In certain circumstances, parents assume that if their children become fluent in the adopted language, they will have more chances. For this reason, some parents avoid speaking their own language. In conclusion, languages play an important part in our life so our responsibility is to preserve it or it will be disappeared.

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These days, one of the controversial topics is the annually extinction of certain languages across the world. There are a wide range of reasons that contribute to this current situation. First and foremost, the preference in selecting a second language to follow may be responsible for the disappearance of some languages. Foreigne language learners generally confuse between their mother-tongues and others, normally using the wrong vocabulary of way of talking in daily conversation. For example, billinguals usually get mixed up when communicating, as their brains ought to function in both languages. Another causes that participate in endangering a language is the decline in population of the community using that language, as a result of wars or diseases. Children of that minority have less opportunities to study their dominant language, leading to the future generations are unlikely to know about it. Furthermore, migration also plays an important role in putting a language in danger of extinction. As people move out and reside in another parts, they adopt to that country's language and traditions, and less likely to speak their mother tongues. In conclusion, there could be a plethora of causes that are the reasons for linguistic disappearances.

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These days, the linguistic disappearance in some areas has set off a heated debate around the world. This paragraph will discuss a host of possible causes for this issue. Firstly, the abandoning of several minority languages is believed to be closely linked to the current globalization. Globalization creates more assimilation for nations, which promotes equality of opportunity. Consequently, people tend to use a homogenous means of communication, such as English, for more convenience, and other minority languages are likely to fall victim to being gradually forgotten. Secondly, the existence of a language depends on the population of the native speakers, and diminishing the numbers of speakers is akin to the loss of a language. For example, Latin was the mother tongue of the Roman people and became a dead language when the Roman empire was invaded around the end of the 6th century. To summarize, I strongly believe that there are two main reasons for the disappearance of some languages: globalisation and the population of speakers.

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Each year some languages die out.
Endangered languages: Causes/ effects

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In this day and age, as society is initiating day by day, a significant number of languages are on the verge of extinction. This reality eventuate as the result of multitudinous clashing reasons. Firstly, the overwhelming supremacy of one community to others can be a major cause. It may be the remnants of wars of aggression from the earlier times, when large sections of people in an occupied country were forced to follow the language of that colonial country. Whilst the war is dead and buried, the residual influences, thoughts and actions have been instilled in generations to come. Overwhelming influence from enormous communities can be perceived furthermore through globalization. Modernization is a tremendous thing when it pledges people around the world a fuller and more prosperous life. Notwithstanding, it is precisely because of the need to follow the majority for a superior life that many smaller groups have abandoned customs, including the underestimation of the role of their mother-tongue language. Moreover, the endangered languages can as well be established through the diminishing population. The dwindling population can be triggered by wars or diseases. Commonly, each country has their own national language. Subsequently, when a large number of their people decease, the number of people who speak that language will be significantly reduced and it is grinding to compensate for the loss of people. In conclusion, the endangerment of a language can be forged by the influence of more colossal communities to the more trifling ones or potentially from the outburst of wars or diseases.