Learning another language usually brings you into contact with another culture (in particular, was of doing things, ways of relating to things), so that broadens your horizons. On the other hand the very process of learning another language I believe makes learners more likely to be aware of different possibilities, to proceed with caution and generally be more tolerant. If you persist in your studies of a language you soon learn that although you know for certain that word X = word Y, it may have several other meanings you haven't yet come across. What does the English word 'table' mean? 'стол' of course. but when you're puzzled because that doesn't make sense in a certain sentence, you discover it also means таблица . Then your dictionary may give you a translation which a native speaker laughs at as being out of date. So you have to make allowances and not 'jump the gun' In language learning you deal with possibilities and versions of things; in mathematical and scientific studies you deal much more with certainties - which can lead you to being a more dogmatic kind of person. At the end of the day, language learning may not give you a better life, but make you a better person. Very generally speaking, that is.

yeah...i guess so.. coz in my country if u can using english fluently it will be a good value to apply for a job...so if u get the job ur life will be better...

Be better? Oh, I wouldn't like to know each languages. Just English, Spanish and something else)))

More knowledge is always better! :P

From my experience learning other languages did help me understand other countries cultures, it didn't help my life on material side, but helped me develop my outer outlook and to understand foreigners well.