What makes you take the initiative to learn a language/languages?
By which, I don't mean those that you're forced to learn by situations (you know what they are), but those that you don't have to learn but you simply must learn.

I'll start, for me, it is books very written and you want a taste of the original. The downside is my language study is severely handicapped and now I am beginning to value the communication side of language learning (any suggestion?)

I didn't put the first thing first, I know, no need to point it out for me, been caught on that many times, though head still in the sands.

I'm just interested to know your reasons, given that many people here are doing their No. How-Many-? language.

Thanks to all.

But Big T, you sound like you are always prepared to get lost or something, any bad memory?

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What makes you take the initiative to learn a  language/languages?
By which, I don't mean those that you're forced to learn by situations (you know what they are), but those that you don't have to learn but you simply must learn.

I'll start, for me, it is books very written and  you want a taste of the original. The downside is my language study is severely handicapped and now I am beginning to value the communication side of language learning (any suggestion?)

I didn't put the first thing first, I know, no need to point it out for me, been caught on that many times, though  head still in the sands.

I'm just interested to know your reasons, given that many people here are doing their No. How-Many-? language.

Thanks to all.

But Big T, you sound like you are always prepared to get lost or something, any bad memory?

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Hi!
First, I want to elaborate the importance of any languages whether it's my own language or the others. It's so beneficial while learning other languages especially for international communication. Secondly, being a linguistic person there are too many advantages to me specially for communication. Whether it's written or verbal, the initiative is mainly for personal benefit. This is my main goal to learn languages.

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I need English to study abroad.

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If you just happen to get lost in some place in the world, you might find someone who speaks one of the languages you already know. The more languages I know, the less chances there are of feeling hopeless and miserable.

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