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This 8 page paper provides an overview of the globalization of English language and the impacts of Farsi or modern Persian. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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an impact ton the operation of international news stations, on the communications through the Internet and on the use of language in business operations. In fact, it can be
argued that English language globalization may have a negative impact on the maintaining of local languages, including Farsi, also known as modern Persian. The greater question that is raised
from this, then, is whether regional culture and language can survive the impacts of globalization. Students of language and researchers alike have considered the impact of English globalization on minority
languages, including Farsi. Some have argued that minority languages like Farsi will not survive the economic, political and scientific impacts of globalization in light of international efforts to globalize
English (Mongajemi, 2002). Because global development has led to a prevalence of English language programming in the mass media and in business development, communication technologies have enhanced the process
of English language globalization, what some consider to be an enemy to "traditional cultures and languages" (Mongajemi, 2002). Farsi is one of approximately 6000 spoken
languages worldwide, and falls into the category of "endangered" languages, languages that are increasingly being supplanted with English language or European languages (Mongejami, 2002). Though the cultures that speak
Farsi, including the people of Iran, have struggled to maintain the rich dialects of modern Persian (Farsi) in light of considerable change and a diminishing of context through which Farsi
can be maintained. There are a number of historical and political reasons why English has become the main language of
universal communication both in many countries of the world, including Europe. But there is some question about the value of continued globalization of the English language in light of
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