English has emerged as the global lingua franca, spoken by a staggering one and a half billion individuals as a second language. It has become the language of selection,speech,message,choicefor individuals worldwide. However, with the ascendancy of English, the number of languages extant has dwindled significantly. Presently, we find ourselves with a mere 6,800 languages, a sharp decline from the multitude during the summit,harvest,joy,dawnof agriculture. The dominance of languages like English has expedited the synthesis,policy,episode,demiseof others, witnessing the loss of approximately one language every fortnight. For they,those,whose,themaspiring to master a unique language like Busuu, the urgency is palpable, considering that only eight individuals remain capable of cooperating,imparting,comprising,attributingthis linguistic knowledge to others. This accelerating erosion of linguistic diversity prompts reflection on the intricate tapestry of human expression, where the rise of one language signifies the fading whispers of countless others, each a repository of unique cultural narratives and perspectives.