Language is the way that we communicate, whether it be through speaking or signing. So, why shouldn't you learn another one?
Plus, there are so many languages out there that it shouldn't be hard to find one that you find interesting.
You'll learn more about another culture.
It's always nice to have a wider view of the world.
You'll be able to travel better.
GiphyBecause you can speak the language, you get to be more immersed in the city — rather than stuck trying to find someone who speaks English.
There are cognitive benefits.
Just as there are when you learn anything.
You'll be able to read more.
Because you don't have to rely on translations.
Learning a third language is easier.
GiphyIf you love languages, you can learn more easily once you learn a second one.
Languages are fun.
GiphyThis is especially true when you have friends who can speak the language too. It's like having a secret language.
You could use it to make someone's day.
Being able to speak to someone in their native language when they are away from home or in a new home where no one speaks it can make their day.
You'll be able to talk aloud without someone eavesdropping.
GiphyIt's so helpful. And you can eavesdrop on others when they think you don't understand.
You'll gain confidence.
Speaking another language in front of people can be very intimidating at first, but once you do, you get confidence that you couldn't get from anything else.