We do not believe these are necessary 10 reasons to study a language but if you still haven't gotten the hang of it, in Formación y Estudios we don't want you to be left behind. Studying a language today is essential to be able to continue advancing, especially speaking at work.
Now for the summer, it is a good date to study the language that you like the most, since we tend to be more available and have a few days, weeks or months of vacation for it.
Reasons and reasons for studying a language
- You can study the language that you like the most or that gives you the most courage, but if there is one that we recommend above all is English (whether we like it or not). It is the international language y most used in the world, so if you change country it is very sure that you can understand yourself with the rest of the people in this language.
- You can get a better job. Regardless of the current employment and economic situation in Spain, you are more likely to get a good job with languages than without.
- You will come back most indispensable in your work. Although more and more people can speak at least two languages, you will become more indispensable in your work if you are the only one who can speak, for example, Chinese or Japanese.
- It will permit you watch movies or documentaries in their original version y read all kinds of books in the language you know, which is a great advantage over other mortals who will continue looking for subtitles or using the dictionary.
- You will gain self-confidence since you will be able to cope better in those situations that require the use of several languages and you will also be more admired by the people around you.
- If you travel to some country where the language you learned is spoken you will feel totally comfortable and nothing lost, since you will understand everything: from restaurant meals, to badges on different historical monuments.
- You will train the brain: You will increase your memory when trying to remember new words and you will give "movement" to your neurons. According to studies by the University College In London, people who know two or more languages suffer less from diseases such as Alzheimer's.
- You will have more chances of To get a scholarship, especially those developed in foreign countries.
- Once you learn a second language, it will be easier and more accessible to learn a third and even a fourth.
- Can you do it new friendsNot only in the academy where you study that language, but also abroad if you travel to countries that speak that language. Let's not forget that communication is essential for this.
So what, have you already decided which languages you are going to learn?