We've done this partly in the UK. It's not good, people are lazy and expect everyone to speak Egnlish, which may be the case in business, but not always, and th

We've done this partly in the UK. It's not good, people are lazy and expect everyone to speak Egnlish, which may be the case in business, but not always, and there's always more opprtunities when you can find and speak to clients in their native language. As others have said, languages are much wider than grammer and vocab books, you learn so much. I've noticed I tend to have diffirent thought patterns and attitudes to things depending on the language I'm speaking or thinking in, it's bizarre and amazing at the same time. And I now know far more about english grammar than I ever learned in english lang classes.