Some people say that the only reason for learning a foreign language is in order to travel to or work in a foreign country. Others say that these are not the only reasons why someone should learn a foreign language. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

In recent years, More and more people argued that we should study a foreign
language
if we want to go aboard,
otherwise
we should not. Others maintained that we should learn a foreign
language whether
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language, whether
people went aboard or stayed at home.
First
of all, if we
traveled
traveled over or through; sometimes used as a combining term
travelled
to or worked in a foreign country, speaking a foreign
language
was unavoidable,
however if
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however, if
just only stayed at home, people say that learning a foreign
language
was time-consuming and useless, so we should not focus on learning a foreign
language
, meanwhile, It meant that you had more spare time to study other knowledges than others.
For example
, in china most people who did not go aboard and know foreign languages has a good life either, and some successful businessman did not learn a foreign
language
,
if they wanted go
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if they wanted to go
aboard, they would take a translator.
On the other hand
, others criticized that learning a foreign
language
was not only in order to travel or work.
Afterall
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After all
, if you familiar with a foreign
language
, you were able to read some foreign article, it would enlarge your visions. Most people who have known a foreign
language
would have a good
understand
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understanding
for
world
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the world
and made business more successful.
For example
, in developed country some executives of big company always were bilingual, which could make them exchange their
idea
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ideas
to
other
any of various alternatives; some other
another
foreigner directly. To sum up, I mentioned that learning a foreign
language
could take lots of benefits, not only for going aboard, but
also
understanding
this
world better. I read an article about being a bilingual, it said that your brain could deal with complex question more efficiency, if you were bilingual. At
last
, with the development of times, I believe that learning a foreign
language
like English is unavoidable.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • multilingual
  • linguistic proficiency
  • globalized world
  • cross-cultural communication
  • immersive experience
  • adaptability
  • cultural exchange
  • interpersonal skills
  • employment prospects
  • empathy
  • intellectual development
  • overcome language barriers
  • global market
  • resourceful
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