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Spanish is one of the recognized foreign languages around the globe. Not to mention the number of speakers learning Spanish as their second language. The United States alone are even making Spanish their primary foreign language learned among students. This only shows that Spanish plays an importance not just for the success of communication but for personal reasons as well.
I have below some of the central bases of students interested to learn Spanish language. If you’re a Spanish learner too, perhaps one of your reasons is written below. Let’s take a closer look.
- There are over 40 million speakers in the United States and over 500 million people around the globe who can speak Spanish language. Probably one of these millions is your dad, mom, or perhaps your best friend, favorite neighbor, or your classmate at school. This number is really numerous, you know. And to learn Spanish means you are able to communicate to this huge number of people. You’re certainly making the world a lot smaller.
- Spanish is the world’s third most spoken language next to Mandarin Chinese and English. It is also ranked second in terms of native speakers. You can even prove this probability if you search the Internet. Spanish language is among the top 10 most spoken languages around the world and unsurprisingly, one of the most learned language as well!
- Learning Spanish means befriending those people who can’t really speak English. We’ve read the numerical figure specified below right? Imagine all of the friendships you are missing out when you do otherwise.
- Spanish learning actually develop a person’s critical thinking skills. Do you know that bilingual people are more open-minded and less critical? They actually develop an amazing skill that let them see the world with more than just one lenses.
- Employment Opportunities are wider when a person is skillful with Spanish. True! There are lots of working opportunities you can find when you are knowledgeable with Spanish. Not that you can only work in English-speaking countries like United States and Australia, but with your skills in Spanish, you can also work in Spanish-speaking countries like Spain, Mexico, and Argentina. In short, you have more options to go abroad and find your suitable job.
So, which among these bases are your personal reasons? Learn Spanish at Language School right away!
