[i习作temp] Issue 13 @@ A Dream@@ 小组第一次作业 by kren_crazy [复制链接]

During the trend of the globalization, almost every aspect of the world tends to be assimilation. Of course, the same thing happens to languages all around the globle, especially the lesser-known languages are even at the stake(risk?). Any government within common conscience should prevent this terrible trend in a proper way.
Generally speaking, language is the tool for people's daily communication and even bridges the gaps between ancestors and its generations. Passing down the cherished heritage without using language is certainly difficult because some special ideals closely relate to the counterbalanced languages(这句话没看明白), such as idiom, sayings and so on. In a certain degree, losing the language means losing the ideas of the past and losing their own wisdom and creativities thus obviously their history could be obscure or even vacuum. Take my own experience as the example, for several years I spent my time studying in other province where their speaking language is totally different from my hometown. One day, one of my friends who is the local resident invited me to visit his parents. Undoubtedly, hardly did I understand completely his parents during talks with them although my friend beside us took the role as paraphrasing for me in prevalent language we all appreciate.
What is more, language instinctively has such powerful cohesion that it can easily bring people who speak the same language or the same dialect together. Believe it or not, it is really miracle for someone meets the guy whose dialect is the same with him in other city far away from the hometown. After that, everything becomes so easily going between each other because of the feelings(feeling?) of recognition.
However, no matter what the advantages of the cultural-related languages is. (, some?)Some governments neglect the extinction of the lesser-known languages as they are drowning in the trend of the globalization. And the topic describing(described?) above is not the merely(mere?) reason that the lesser-known languages going extinction(extincted?). Admitedly, lesser-known languages comparing with the prevalent languages always cling to fewer people who use them. But if the generation did not give up grasping their own culture-related language, how can it become fewer people using them(似乎有点问题?how can it become uesed by fewer people). Apparently, officials should take the responsibility as well as the populace.
Government should take effective measures to prevent the 'language crisis'. To subside people who speak the lesser-known languages and to make them known that their culture as well as their languages is valuable. Also the law promulgated by government is always necessary.
Besides the encourage measures of using the lesser-known languages, some may be struggling in the opposite way: they ironically obstruct the mainly used languages in the world to spread in their countries because they are afraid of their culture-related language being licked up by the prevalent languages. That is really unnecessary and deviate the original purpose of developing the economy to make populace lead comfortable lives in the circumstance of globalization. What we need to do is to make the balance between them.
Philosophers advocate "our planet needs complexity and multiplicity" because the complicity and multiplicity is the instinctive state of our planet, thus it makes every element keep going. So it is the
same to the languages.