Why should you learn another language?

Answer 1

There are four main reasons for learning a foreign language. One is that the study of another language improves our use and our understanding of our own. Another is that learning to use another language is the epitome of "thinking outside the box," because every language "thinks" about things differently. Third, it is a lot of fun. The fourth reason is in the form of a negative: Not knowing any other languages keeps us parochial, isolated and ignorant.

Isn't that enough? After all, most of the world is bilingual at least, and to most people this question would seem absurd. Why learn another language? You might as well ask Why learn to read? Oh, we could add that it might help you get a job, if we thought that was a good reason for learning something you would not otherwise care about. Besides, the idea "might help you get a job" is clearly implicit in the idea of " making you well-spoken and able to think in more ways than one."

Often, learning another language is done out of necessity. People who are forced to move to Another Country have to learn that language to get by. I suppose you could just stick with your own, but in a country where you are surrounded by people you don't understand, it's pretty hard. You learn other languages to communicate with others in a different country. to learn how other people string sentences together and you feel pretty good when you

Learning other languages is also fun. It's interesting finaly master a word that's been imposible for you.

Answer 2

If you want to learn another language you should learn it. If you learn another language it would allow you to communicate with those people who speak it so if there are people who speak another language near you learning there language would allow you to do business in that area and be there and talk to them. Knowing another language can be good for a job depending on a person position and if they would be doing international business or interacting in public relations.