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Every year several languages die out. Some people think that this is not important because life will be easier if there are fewer languages in the world.

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Every year several languages die out. Some people think that this is not important because life will be easier if there are fewer languages in the world.
To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?
Language is a kind of asset for any religion or culture. As the size of earth and number of present traditions are quite high so it is natural that we have hundreds of languages and thousands of regional languages. More is the variety of people living on earth so more is number of languages spoken by them. But the picture is changing. Languages are reducing drastically every year because of globalization.
The concept of one earth and one world is great in the sense of spreading equality and a sense of mutual cooperation between various countries of the world. However, it is strongly giving its positive feedbacks as well as negative ones. One of the ill feedbacks of this is the regional languages and even sometimes the national languages are leaving their place and going out of trend. Because of earning reasons, people globally prefer to use languages which are acceptable and are languages of common trade.        
Somewhere, the urbanization is also forcing people to move from their traditional lifestyle to advance and city-based lifestyle so in this transition they are choosing to use city-based accents and languages. But certainly, there are positives also of this situation; it is quite easy to interact with people if they recognize our language. And if we have few languages then naturally the communication will be proper and meaningful. Dying of languages is not a planned thing it is happening naturally with the evolution of mankind. Of course, life would be easier and interesting if people have few languages to interact and to understand. Language barrier will be removed up to a large extent.      
With loss of a language, its cultural legacy goes away which is not good for the strength of cultural diversity but on the other side, if we prefer easiness of communication among several civilizations then it is a boon-kind of situation.  
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