Band 6+: Some people think that we should invent a new language for international communication. Will the benefits of this outweigh the problems associated with it?

It is true that several individuals consider that we should contribute a new tongue for global communication. While I accept that this idea could have positive effects on, I tend to believe that it is more likely to have a negative impact.

There are some reasons why creating a new international language would be a bulky benefit for society. First and foremost, it could be argued that there would not be any obligations for ordinary people to spend the vast majority of their personal time for learning new tongues, and it would appear that we would have far more time for ameliorating ourselves in other ways. Another vital factor could be thought that individuals all over the world could be able to grasp the cultures of each other far more clearly so that it would be more straightforward to follow global tendecy.

Despite the arguments mentioned above, I am inclined to believe that the positive outcomes of this trend are outweighed by a huge quantity of drawbacks. Initially granted, it could be asserted that the opportunity to have one and only language for individuals all over the world would extend capabilities for scammers to make their sinister plans to come true which is bound to be a substantial reason why we must not invent a new global language. Another key sticking point is that the toungues of cultures is one of the most essential thigs for countries, and it is clear that if there is only one lanuage to speak with, states would lose the importance of their cultures. For instance, it has been shown that a group of scholars at University of Boston made a research in which they determined that in the far past there were far more than approximately 10000 tongues, but just owning to the globalisation of certain languages, the others lost their significance that triggered them to totally disappear.

According to the following data, while the idea of inventing a new language for international communication could have particular positive shapes, in my view that this invention would result in a large amount of issues, rather than in possible benefits.