I tend to think that learning a language is like dieting; it's not a one-time action and there's no end to it. It's a lifetime commitment. That's said, being f

I tend to think that learning a language is like dieting; it's not a one-time action and there's no end to it. It's a lifetime commitment. That's said, being fluent is often not as important as being well spoken. I've seen many native English speakers who don't seem to understand what they're talking about even by themselves, while I've seen some non-native speakers who has minor pronunciation or grammatical problems but are very good at choosing right words and making a point. I'd rather want that kind of skill.