Although there are a lot of translation software available, learning a language could still be advantageous. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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of the most important thing to improve personal skills. Even though there are many translation software that could work well to translate between
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the question is does the new
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think agree with
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because
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like history and cultures behind the
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instant, sending messages with real meaning needs to the human explain more about it.
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take it seriously or guge any transit without checking from the human on what is written about to see the thing is right
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I speak two
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when I use google translate I found not the same meaning from Arabic to English or the opposite is true. To sum up , even though all the new
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anymore. mabe in the future with long-term not in the
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