The importance of languages

As a language student, I place great emphasis on language learning, but now many people are opposed. When I heard the phrase "But ... everyone speaks English." I want to shout. Four of the five people do not speak English. Only 7% of the world's population speaks English as the primary language. The world we live in may be full of English speaking people, but learning the language has opened up a new world. Recently I was asked what I think the importance of language is, I thought about it. I have already proposed three reasons, but I think it is essential to learn languages ​​personally and is very valuable.

You can go anywhere in the world with passports and airplanes, but can you really know the country without knowing the language? In one language, you can learn about culture and participate. You can meet people in that country and talk to anyone you met on the street. You can ask directions and you can find out what products you ordered in the restaurant. You can learn about sightseeing and learn about the real secret of the country and how it works.

Even if someone speaks your language and arrives in their country and they want to talk to you, that is a little ignorant. This is one reason why English-speaking countries are known for being rude and infamous abroad. Even if you try several words at a shop or ask for directions, it shows that you have sufficient respect for at least trying it. The mother tongue of the other person found that when they could become themselves, they created an instant friendship because they feel more comfortable.

If you read the translation of your mother tongue in another language and see the original text, you will know this. Some translations are very cumbersome. There are many idioms that can not be translated because it makes sense only in that language. Words such as humor and play can only be expressed in the original language.

English is one of the most important languages ​​in the world. It can even say it is the single most important language. Other languages ​​are also important, but they are not important for the same reasons as English. English is important as it is the only language connecting the whole world. Other languages ​​may be important to the values ​​and culture of the area. English can be used as a language anywhere in the world. This is because at least someone knows the language. These people may not have accent of others, but this language can at least understand the importance of Pakistan and English.

Language is important as it is one of the main ways to communicate and interact with others around us. It allows us to keep in touch with others. English is an international language and is the most important language for people in many parts of the world, so English is an example of language importance. It is the most widely used communication in the world, also known as the first language in many countries. English plays an important role in many fields such as education, medicine, engineering and business. There are many reasons that English is the most important language in the world.

As a language of a library, it plays an important role in higher education. It is the language of trade and business, science and advanced technology, medicine and computer. The importance of English lies in its international use. In the word of Pandit Nehru, it is "the window to the world". (Gurav, 2003.7) English proved itself as a torch for the world's nations. When India became independent, English strengthened its position. Education of schools and universities Language behavior in 1963 and 1967 strengthened the status of English in India. Language is a combination of national cultural life and social life. Trade languages ​​for national and international contact languages, library languages ​​and their importance as an official administration language are fully accepted in India.