The advantages of being bilingual in today's society
The Advantages of Being Bilingual in Today’s Society
According to the studies, being bilingual has greater tolerance and less racism.
Extended way of thinking helps the approach to cognitive problems and higher levels of abstract thinking. There are many advantages of being bilingual including access to different cultures and makes it easier to find a job. First, Bilingualism offers greater exposure to different cultures and builds bridges between them. Knowledge of different languages facilitates not just only communicating with locals but also deeply understanding value of tradition, music, movies, and literature of different cultures. For example, there is a famous author in Korea, Noja Park (Vladimir
Tihonov), who is originally from Russia, teaching Koreanology at Oslo University in
Norway. As seen his books and works, his eloquent ability of Korean makes him to have an surprising insight to Korean society, culture, and even politics. Besides, certain number of Koreans have grown very attached to him. Second, bilinguals are preferred over monolinguals for jobs that require them extensive business trip or cowork system with foreign workers. Globalization continues to accelerate in every industry, the more job opportunities will seek for bilinguals since they help in exploring new avenues and pooling in new clients from around the world. In this connection, the state’s number of Hispanics are about one third of the population(sometimes they can be customers or employees), but yet there are shortage
managers speaking spanish who should control workplaces. It would be very positive to get a job if you can speak English and Spanish
According to the studies, being bilingual has greater tolerance and less racism.
Extended way of thinking helps the approach to cognitive problems and higher levels of abstract thinking. There are many advantages of being bilingual including access to different cultures and makes it easier to find a job. First, Bilingualism offers greater exposure to different cultures and builds bridges between them. Knowledge of different languages facilitates not just only communicating with locals but also deeply understanding value of tradition, music, movies, and literature of different cultures. For example, there is a famous author in Korea, Noja Park (Vladimir
Tihonov), who is originally from Russia, teaching Koreanology at Oslo University in
Norway. As seen his books and works, his eloquent ability of Korean makes him to have an surprising insight to Korean society, culture, and even politics. Besides, certain number of Koreans have grown very attached to him. Second, bilinguals are preferred over monolinguals for jobs that require them extensive business trip or cowork system with foreign workers. Globalization continues to accelerate in every industry, the more job opportunities will seek for bilinguals since they help in exploring new avenues and pooling in new clients from around the world. In this connection, the state’s number of Hispanics are about one third of the population(sometimes they can be customers or employees), but yet there are shortage
managers speaking spanish who should control workplaces. It would be very positive to get a job if you can speak English and Spanish