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Why is learning Polish so important
Why is learning Polish so important
Learning a foreign language, like Polish, is becoming much more of a necessity in today’s society.
Learning Polish is easier and more enjoyable than ever with audio courses, online courses, study abroad, and intensive language courses.
Following are just some of the many reasons learning Polish will benefit you and enrich your life:
More than 400 million people speak Polish worldwide
By learning Polish, you’ll be better able to communicate with Polish speakers who don’t speak English. Whether you travel abroad or within the United States, you’ll likely run into more than one situation that will require you to know at least basic Polish.
Polish speaking countries include Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, Uruguay and Venezuela.
More than 1000 Polish-speaking immigrants come to the UK every day -- That means the country gains at least 365,000 new Polish-speaking residents each year.
Knowing Polish enhances your CV
Employers love applicants that have fluency (or even moderate fluency) in a foreign language. Having the ability to carry out Polish Translation will allow you to communicate with Polish-speaking employees. If no one else at the company speaks Polish, you’ll be even more valuable. If you’ve ever searched through the classifieds, you’ve likely run across an ad that states, “Must speak English and Polish.”
If you want to continue your education, you’ll need to take foreign language classes -- Most colleges require that undergraduate students take at least two semesters of a foreign language. If you have your eyes on graduate school, you should know that many require students to be able to read and comprehend one, and sometimes two, foreign languages. Getting a jump-start on learning Polish will definitely pay off later, especially if you’re continuing your education.
You’ll have even more fun if you go to a Polish speaking country
Of course, you don’t need to know Polish, or any other foreign language, for that matter, to travel overseas, but you’ll find it really enhances your experience to know the language. In fact, even if you don’t go to a Polish speaking country, you’ll still find that knowing Polish is an asset. Let’s say you go to Paris or Rome. More likely than not, you’ll run into Europeans who don’t speak English, but speak several other languages, and you’ll be able to use your Polish.
Polish is a romance language!
Which means if you’re in France or Italy, for example, you’ll have an easier time deciphering the language because they’re similar.
Learning a foreign language actually helps keep your memory sharp -- As we grow older, our memory begins to fade. In fact, an article published by the AARP (American Association of Retired People) states, “Mastering activities you’ve have not done before, such as playing the piano or learning a foreign language, stimulates neuron activity. For best results, remember this: People exposed to positive reinforcement before completing memory exercises scored well above others exposed to negative reinforcement in a study led by Thomas Hess, a North Carolina State Univ. psychologist.”
These are only a few of the many reasons you’ll benefit from learning Polish. You probably have a few of your own. Whatever the reason, you’ll find that learning Polish is not only fun, but it enriches your experiences, whether at work or while traveling.
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