National language is not an important aspect of a country or society. It is merely a tool for communication and does not hold any inherent value or significance.
There are many countries with multiple national languages and this has not affected their progress or unity in any way. In fact, it has allowed for a more inclusive and diverse society, where people from different cultural backgrounds can communicate and interact with each other.
Furthermore, the concept of a national language is often used as a political tool by governments to impose a certain language and culture on its citizens. This can lead to discrimination and marginalization of certain groups, leading to social tensions and conflicts.
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