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The world is full of languages
Why you should learn another language?
Just think about how many more people and places you could really get to know, newspapers and books you could read, movies and TV programs you could understand, Web sites you could visit with
another language!
- Did you know that studying a second language can improve your skills and grades in math and English and can improve entrance exam scores -- SATs, ACTs, GREs, MCATs, and LSATs?
-More and more businesses work closely with companies in other countries. They need many different types of workers who can communicate in different languages and understand other cultures.
- Professionals who know other languages are called on to travel and exchange information with people in the United States and other countries throughout their careers. Knowing more than one language enhances opportunities in government, business, law, medicine and health care, teaching, technology, the military, communications, industry, social service, and marketing. An employer will see you as a bridge to new clients and customers if you know a second language. You are also more likely to win the trust and friendship of people whose languages you know -- even if you know them just a little.
-Discover new worlds! Get an insider's view and respect for another culture and a new view of your own. Studying a new language, reading other people's stories, and connecting with people in their own language can be a source of pleasure and surprise.
-Connect with other cultures. Learning about other cultures will help you expand your personal horizons.
-Learning a language is not just learning grammar and vocabulary; it is learning new sounds, expressions, and ways of seeing things; it is learning how to act in another culture, how to know a new community from the inside.
And always remember this. You are never too young and it is never too late to begin. Depending on how long you study, you can gain different levels of fluency. You will probably not sound like
a native speaker who has spoken the language at home as a child. Don't worry; you're not expected to. To a greater or lesser degree you will, however, make yourself understood, read magazines or
books for pleasure or information, and meet and talk with new groups of people. Of course, it doesn't happen overnight. Like learning math, history, or playing the piano, language learning takes
time. And it adds to who you are.
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