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If you have your own company and do business with foreigners, you need to translate business documents and conversations. Nowadays, there are several ways to translate, such as using AI or websites, but it is not the same as a human translator. The reason is that AI doesn't translate gestures or body language. So, if you have the resources to pay for it, why not do it? If you are the kind of person who values the quality of human interaction, this is a decision you will definitely make.

  Learning a new language is a fantastic workout for your brain, offering numerous cognitive benefits. It improves memory, focus, attention span, and even helps delay age-related cognitive decline. Learning a language also enhances cognitive flexibility, problem-solving skills, and multitasking abilities. Even though starting to learn a new language can be challenging, once you do, learning something else becomes easier than before because you have already developed new skills and improved your memory.

  If you are a person who loves reading, there is a very high chance that you will also enjoy learning a new language. Reading opens the door to imagination, new worlds, and different perspectives, and language learning does exactly the same. In fact, the two are deeply connected. When you love reading, you already have the curiosity and patience that are essential for language learning. Every book introduces you to new vocabulary, expressions, and ideas—even in your own language. Imagine how much more exciting it is to explore these elements in an entirely different language. By learning a new language, you get access to a whole new collection of books, stories, and cultures that would otherwise remain hidden. For example, if you love reading novels, learning Spanish, French, or Japanese allows you to enjoy famous works in their original form, which is often more powerful and authentic than translations. Moreover, reading habits help build strong memory and focus, which are key sk...