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1  Why Learn Another Language? In the twenty-first century, multilingualism is becoming the norm. 
2  Speaking a language is about connection, not perfection. 
3  The idea that only children can become bilingual is simply a myth. 
4  It’s estimated that over half the world’s population is at least bilingual and this figure is growing. 
5  The more languages you speak, the bigger your world becomes. 
6  So where do you fit into this changing world? Do you see yourself as part of a dynamic population of world citizens, or stuck on a shrinking monolingual island? The real question should be: why not learn another language? If you’re at all curious about the world beyond your own day-to-day routine, speaking Spanish (or any other language besides your native tongue) can upgrade your life by increasing opportunities for career, living, travel, friendship, adventure and love. 
7  You can learn to speak another language no matter your age or educational background; maybe you’ll never be mistaken for a native speaker, but you will be able to communicate – and that is what languages are for. 
8  And there is absolutely no reason to be discouraged, or to tell yourself you don’t have the talent for it. 
9  So let’s ask a new question: who do you want to connect with. 

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  __ Learning Spanish Spanish is considered one of the easiest languages for a native English speaker to learn. 
 __ , Florida, or just about any big city. 
 __ In fact, after Mexico, the US has the biggest population of Spanish speakers on Earth (yes, even more than in Spain). 
  __ That means you can probably make use of the language without even leaving your neighborhood – especially if you live anywhere in the western U. 
  __ Consider this sentence in Spanish – made up almost entirely of Spanish-English cognates: El restaurante antiguo está cerca del museo de arte. 
 __ Stretch your brain a bit and you might notice that “cerca” looks a lot like the Latin “circa” and “antiguo” looks like “antique”. 
  A language is more than a bunch of words and rules for how to put those words together; it is another world. 
  __ Speaking Spanish gives you access to the world of over 410 million native speakers from Mexico to Argentina to Spain to your own neighbors in the US. 
 
  __ Put it all together and you get: The old restaurant is near the art museum. 

  __ The cognates for “restaurant”, “museum” and “art” are almost unchanged. 
 __ Because both languages have Latin roots, they also share thousands of cognates – words that sound the same and have the same meanings. 

  __ Not only is Spanish relatively easy to pick up and start speaking, understanding it gives you a huge head-start to understanding other Romance languages like French, Italian and Portuguese. 
  __ The grammar and sentence structure are different from English, but simpler. 

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