. Would you mind sharing your courteous perspective on the notion that children must learn English to succeed in today's world?
Having a global language such as English may be beneficial in certain situationsStill, it is crucial to consider preserving the wonderful diversity of languages found worldwide and hold them in high esteem.
If I may present an alternate view, I believe that it's not morally right to suggest that children must learn English to succeedDiverse languages create mutual understanding and enrich our collective experiences.
Having a global language such as English may be beneficial in certain situationsStill, it is crucial to consider preserving the wonderful diversity of languages found worldwide and hold them in high esteem. In a polite and diplomatic way, I would like to express my belief that English is the language of opportunities, and providing every child with access to learn it would go a long way in preparing them for success in our increasingly globalized world. I politely disagree with the notion that knowledge of English is the sole prerequisite for successProficiency in other languages can be a valuable asset in various fields, and advocating for multilingualism is essential for promoting cultural exchange and acceptance. If I may present an alternate view, I believe that it's not morally right to suggest that children must learn English to succeedDiverse languages create mutual understanding and enrich our collective experiences.