Mother language and globalization
...the definition of ¡®globalization¡¯ fully. It is commonly known that globalization is a broad term, covering the fields of economical, political and cultural aspects, and so on. Globalization is so comprehensive that regardless of nationalities, almost every human being has experienced it. We often use imported consumer goods. We usually analyse the influence that other countries¡¯ political scheme brings. Language, as a matter of fact, is only one aspect of ¡®globalization¡¯. Taking a look at the countries with the aim to protect their own language, we may find that they share a lot in common. Basically, the reason behind the protection is that the flow of foreign languages has been affecting negatively, the indigenous language. For instance, French inhabitants realize that increasingly, they tend to use a lot of English words when they speak French. Many countries therefore t...