Most people say that in order for one to be fluent in a language, they must live and work for sometime in that Country. Do you agree/disagree?

Being able to communicate with

one

another distinguishes us from the rest of the mammals living on the planet earth. While some people believe that

one

can speak fluently a new

language

unless

one

works and lives in a country where it is being spoken, others argue that

one

can learn a new

language

online easily. In

this

essay, I will discuss both sides of the argument while I support the latter opinion. On the

one

hand, many people believe that learning a new

dialect

in a nation where the majority of people speak it can turn anyone into a fluent speaker.

This

is because of the fact that by doing

this

one

can develop to sound and speak like a native speaker.

For instance

, an individual, who was born and bred in India, working abroad, let us say The UK, will sound more like an English speaker because of the exposure to conversing with native English speakers regularly, improving their pronunciation and vocabulary on a daily basis.

On the other hand

, I would argue that

one

can learn any

dialect

locally provided that

one

has access to the internet. The reason for

this

is that an individual can learn any

dialect

online by signing up for lessons conducted by the native speakers themselves. To illustrate

this

point, there are numerous mobile applications which can allow an individual with internet facilities to learn a

language

of his choice with a click of a button. The flipside of

this

, if

one

can only learn a new

language

by working abroad, many would hesitate to learn a new

language

because of unwillingness to reallocate. Having looked at both sides,

although

learning a new

dialect

in a country where it is being spoken can certainly turn a person into fluent in speaking, the same experience can be replicated in online sessions conducted by the faculties who are native speakers themselves.