Depth. #English is essential. Are you a native speaker or fluent? Don't learn French, German or Japanese. Explore other versions of English instead. Financial, medical and urban. Collect all parts of one reality instead of fragments of different ones. Depth is better than width.
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A different perspective. But learning another language with other versions of one language. Is there a specific advantage to this?
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your point of view on the language makes sense if the next language has a higher status than the current one
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*I'd argue that Depth isn't always better than Width...
Knowing a lot about one thing makes you an expert!
Knowing a little about everything gives you more options and makes it easier to think outside the box, (because you're in a different box.)
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I agree about the benefits of learning other types of English! Just 5 years ago, I couldn't read Medical or Financial English. Now I can. I also have less trouble with Law text, but can't say I understand it perfectly.
I never had trouble with Engineer English for some reason...
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