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What's better?
Knowing one foreign language very well - or knowing multiple languages?
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What is better is only determined by individual preferences. Only you can determine what is best for you, and the amount of effort you're in disposition to make to achieve a certain goal.
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I would rather know one language really well than many not so well. When it comes to languages, I care mostly about being able to have conversation with others about various things and to express myself. It takes a lot of knowledge of a language to be able to freely use it for those purposes.
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It is very enriching to learn a second language in detail after the language-learning window of early childhood. I have done it with Spanish, and continue to learn more almost every day. I did take a course in French while in college, and in helped me later. I regret not studying it more.
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I'd much rather master one foreign language very well. Knowing a little bit of a lot doesn't seem as useful. I guess it depends on what you want to do with your knowledge.
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I saw two Spanish people yesterday and they didn't speak a word of it despite being in England. My Spanish and Catalan is better than their English XD
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