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Third part of the world’s population today speaks Spanish

Spanish became the second spoken language in the world with more than 350 million speakers. In the United States after English, Spanish is the second most common language. That’s why more and more counties are accepting Spanish on their school curriculums.

It is not just that, the implications to learning another language involve thinking about how the language is structured. While you are learning Spanish you are also increasing your knowledge of English.

Famous Native Spanish speakers

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, Paulo Coelho and Gabriel Garcia Marquez among others have written books that had been translated into different languages; those books are considered real jewels of the Spanish language.

Moving away from literature and making a trip into the magic of movies, Academy Award winner Pedro Aldomovar is labeled as the enfant terrible of Spanish cinema for movies like “Todo sobre mi madre” and “La mala educacion“. On the same line, we can recognize actors and actresses that transport your mind into new classic movies, for instance Antonio Banderas, Penelope Cruz, Lupe Vega, Salma Hayek and Eva Longoria-Parker.

Sports are not an exemption, basketball with Manu Ginobili, Fabricio Oberto, Pau Gasol, or soccer with Cuauthemoc Blanco, Gonzalo Segares, Leonardo Gonzalez, neither baseball with Manny Ramirez or Normar Garciaparra, just to call a few.

Communication is priceless.

“In our increasingly shrinking global world learning other languages seems like a natural progression. Speaking a second language acts as a window to a wider world.

Specifically, becoming a Spanish speaker as well as an English speaking member of the United States would yield both academic and cultural results while giving you a broader array of opportunities.”

Allison Merlino

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