How English language helps people in their life
Communication? Works? Education?
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Meeting new people, traveling, watching movies and listening to music.
- StephanCertified TEFL and ESL Teacher
English is the universal language in which most if not all of the products of the medorn world are part off. Instructions on utilities, warnings, most of the world's popular music, even social media and movies etc. are all in English.
Learning the English language will allow you to communicate effectively with people from all over the world, making traveling a lot easier and helping you to learn more about different cultures.
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Meeting new people, job opportunities, the connection to different cultures, studies and mastering the new technology.
Because it is a universal language, be able to speak it, afford them great opportunities, such as Jobs, making friends, eating out visiting English speaking countries and just the simple art of communication.
- Marina
International language! Makes life easier while visiting new countries, business is normally conducted in English when two parties are from different countries and speak different languages. One of the huge benefits for me is to be able to read books and watch movies or news in their original language.
- SamanthaCertified and friendly ESL teacher with 1year formal teaching experience ready to help you learn.
I believe that English is a universal language.Being familiar with it helps and liberates people.They are able to communicate and independently pursue their dreams and needs in mostly English communities.
Offcourse in communication as well as in education, English is required for higher studies . Some countries are bilingual they have English medium for education and regional languages for communication. So it's important for getting education.
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