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Too bad it's anglocentric, I expected something a little more generic. As a non-English native speaker, a can assure you that the ROI of learning English is muc
by gordaco 13y ago
Too bad it's anglocentric, I expected something a little more generic. As a non-English native speaker, a can assure you that the ROI of learning English is much higher than two percent.
Aside from that, I'm really sad to read about what to study in terms of what's it worth economically, instead of culturally. Then again, when it comes to studying, I'm too much of an idealist.
- pjmlp 13y agoSure, but there are parts in the world where people do favour other languages as lingua franca. For example, I had more luck with German in Eastern Europe than English. As a non-English speaker, I enjoy being able to speak 7 languages, although not fully fluent in all of them. You won't find many people even bothering to learn English, if you go outside big cities in most countries.