Learning a new skill (including languages!)
本帖最後由 piloyniloy09@gm 於 2024-2-24 22:00 編輯who are great communicators because they impact the bottomline. In the UK, where language learning during school is not heavilyprioritised, the resulting language deficit costs the country up to £48bn (GBP)per year in lost international business opportunities. 7.has been shown to be good for your mental health; itchallenges you to keep those neurons firing and it can be a huge confidence boostas you watch yourself improve. 8. It’s one of the best ways to
make new friends all over the world… 9. … and build up aprofessional international Pakistan Mobile Number Listnetwork which can help you get ahead in your career.10. Uh, it’s also totally polite! When travelling, being able to at leastsummon a few sentences in your host country’s native tongue earns major browniepoints and keeps everybody happy. The more you can speak, the better yourexperience with the locals will be – and the more bridges you’ll build. 11. Itmakes it easier for researchers and innovators to share their
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developments with the world and with other researchers, soeveryone can benefit from the latest advances in science, healthcare andtechnology. This is particularly true of academic papers written in English –they get referenced much more often and thus have a bigger impact. 12. Peoplewho speak multiple languages are often great at creative problem-solvingbecause learning a language teaches you to look at the world (and problems!)from a different perspective. 13. Teamwork makes the dream work. And what makesinternational teams work? Strong communication built on great language skills.Discover the world and study a language abroad Learn more 14. Language learningis great for improving your memory and is thought to delay the effects of
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