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Okay, from point of my view, I think the globalization effect for culture and languages because all people want to speak one language and the globalization support these that nowadays more cultures forget their history and they lead to one Big aspect.
In the contemporary world, the creation of the globalization effect as a preservation of the indigenous language and culture is a topic of ongoing debate, although it is undernear by the globalization effect as a preservation. Traditional and traditional events bring about certain advantages. I am more inclined to support the view that globalization affects […]
In my opinion, decobalization is very impact and local language is impact too. But if I need to choose, I choose the local languages. Local languages like a tradition in your country like Chiang Mai. Local language is very important. When you go anywhere in Chiang Mai, you have to use 帕三盟. It’s a low […]
Globalization has much influence in the world to impact on local languages and dialects. So, traditional languages are reduced, then the modern languages are increased by talking to English languages will be rapidly growth. then shortage of many community based languages
I think globalization has changed the way we live. Like in the past, people tend to speak more in their local language. However, these days, every student has taught English at school school because English or even Chinese is very important language these days because like America, English and China play important role in the […]
I think the globalization might change to a modern world and the people will forget about their cultures and their mother language, they will tend to study, learn other languages And they are stressing outfit and way of talking, way of communicating with others, attitudes and food habits will be changed according to globalization.
I would say it’s a bad influence on the local languages and dialect because when you ask me I like in my personal opinion or my personal story that I don’t really remember the old that my grand, not even remember, I don’t even know the words that my grandma use and my grandma use […]
I don’t really understand the meaning of globalization in this context but what I believe it means is that it is the mixture of a language in every country so I believe that globalization is a great impact because it may lead to the disappearance of some cultures and languages especially from the African culture […]
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 […]
Globalization have had a great impact on culture, languages, tradition, customs. But the preservation of languages and culture is one of the most difficult tasks which is now are pressing concern for the society just because of internationalization as whatever is happening there is to maintain standard of living and to become a developed country. […]
Oh, it really affected the preservation of local languages dialects because in Mongolia many students speak in English in their daily lives. I usually encounter them in public spaces. When I encountered them, I thought, this may be affected, this may have catastrophic effect on our vocal language and our cultural uniqueness. Because if we, […]
Globalization impacts languages and dialects in various ways. For example, with globalization, language moves to different regions of the world and different countries of the world and everyone start molding it and trying to speak it their way and the turnouts to be different dialects and different ways of speech are formed for the same […]
I believe globalization would bring out more dialects in a local language. For example, here in Pakistan, the Paktun language varies from one region to another quite a lot. You can see that in the Balochistan region, certain words are spoken differently while in the KPK region, the same words are said in a different […]