The Benefits Of The English Language

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During the last few decades, the English language has become one of the most worldwide spoken languages throughout the globe. There exists a generalized belief that learning a second language is simply an option and not a necessity. In fact, most professionals in a variety of areas consider that a second language is merely a choice. Nevertheless, there are certain professions that do require English for the effective development of their activities. Some of them are quite easy to identify, while others are definitely not the first ones that come to mind. There are actually two professions that at first sight might be said to not need command of the English language when in fact they do - park rangers and doctors. They will surely give us a …show more content…

And the question in these countries –whose population are not English native speakers- arises: “Is it really necessary to learn English as a second language or is it just a hobby to brag about?” Likewise, another big question is ; What are the implications of knowing English for one's professional future ? Let`s see the case of park …show more content…

According to an article - written by J.M. Remes-Troche in “Revista de Gastroenterología en México” (Gastroenterology Magazine in Mexico) - the main language in the field of medicine has not always been English. There are several reasons for English being the lingua franca in the field of medicine nowadays, but we will mention only two of them. Firstly, most of the research projects all around the world on this field are carried out in countries where English is the main language. Secondly, countries like the United States or Great Britain are more advanced on this field than other countries, and so the rest of the world has to keep up-to-date with the most recent medical discoveries and research

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