Importance of English language 

Language is a means through which people from around the world speak, write, or use signs to express their ideas, thoughts, and feelings.But the English language is not just like any other language in the world. It is more than a language used for speaking, writing, and expressing thoughts, emotions, inner feelings, and the deepest corners of the mind and heart.

In today's world, it is a powerful tool to create a lasting impact and leave a strong impression on listeners. It also reflects one's personality and attitude.It connects people from different countries, cultures, and languages across the globe, helping them understand one another.

When a country progresses in business, strengthens its financial condition, builds a stable economy, increases its GDP, and its companies expand around the world, the language of that country automatically gains importance and is promoted globally.

English became a global language because of the power and influence of the British Empire and later the USA.

To be honest, the English language has progressed, developed and prevailed over other languages. When we say a language has progressed or developed, we mean it has  become widely spoken, used in education, science, media, technology,  grew in power, influence, and usefulness.

Many people speak many languages in the world. Many languages are spoken in our country, India. However, English is used extensively everywhere in the world. It is used in banks, schools, universities, and in scientific and academic fields like medicine, law, and philosophy .

Rather, On one hand, it is spoken as a mother tongue in a few countries; on the other hand, people in other countries learn it for professional reasons because it is an international language.

Every country has its own language as its mother tongue. But like the English language, not every language becomes universal. Not every language becomes a passport to opportunity. And certainly, not every language becomes a bridge between the different languages, different cultures and people worldwide.

In this modern age nobody can deny its  importance.For many people, especially in non-English-speaking countries, learning English is not just a skill; it is an opportunity because in today’s world it opens doors to better jobs, education, and global connections. But at the same time, we must remember that English is neither our religious language nor our mother tongue.

Our mother tongue connects us to our roots, our family, and our culture. Our religious language connects us to our faith and our Creator. These languages live in our hearts, and we love them deeply.

Therefore,the English language should be treated like a secondary language, not firstly. So , we may keep the English language in our minds, and we must keep our mother tongue and religious tongue  in our hearts.

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                       ✍️Md.Humaidullah