To answer the question that says to what extent does globalization affect the preservation of regional dialects and languages, we need to see a bigger picture. So we need to have a big comparison between the past and the now. If we compare like the year 2000 to now 2025. We see the difference in you. We see that whenever you go to any region you feel that people are different. They have their own languages, their own beliefs, their own habits, their own way of living. And now in 2025 we can see that people awareness on others cultures has increased even I can go now to Thailand and I find a lot of people speaking in English I can go to wherever and we see that the English language is getting globalized so when it’s taken over a lot of native languages not taking exactly over them but we can find that most of people are learning English to speak whether it’s online or to all the people coming to their country so it’s really changing now
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To answer the question of to what extent globalization affects the preservation of regional dialects and languages, we need to see the bigger picture. We need to make a comparison between the past and the present. If we compare the year 2000 to now, 2025, we see the difference. Whenever you go to any region, you feel that people are different. They have their own languages, their own beliefs, their own habits, and their own way of living. Now in 2025, we can see that people's awareness of other cultures has increased. I can go to Thailand and find a lot of people speaking English. I can go anywhere and see that the English language is becoming globalized. It is not exactly taking over native languages, but we can find that most people are learning English to communicate, whether online or with the many people coming to their country. So, it is really changing now.
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