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195. Bazarova L.B. Learning foreign language through reading // Nauka i obrazovanie segodnya. № 5 (16), 2017. S. 40.
TWO IS BETTER THAN ONE
1 2 Khudjanova M.I. , Muyassarov B.K.
1Khudjanova Mastura Ibodullaevna - English language Teacher,
DEPARTMENT FOREIGN LANGUAGES THROUGH FACULTIES, PHILOLOGY FACULTY;
2Muyassarov Begali Kosimjon o 'gli - Student, FACULTY OF SOCIAL ECONOMY, GULISTAN STATE UNIVERSITY, GULISTAN, REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
Abstract: this article involves the talk about learning foreign language i.e. second language. Through the whole article the focus goes about the effectiveness of obtaining the second language. The authors have also stated that by acquiring the second language a person can start the adventure very easily and will be able to unlock the doors leading to bright future. Keywords: globalized, opportunity, fluency, promotions, target culture.
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In fast paced globalized world, where technology is increasingly making communication faster and more efficient, it becomes even more pressing for citizens to be competent in other languages. A person if he wants to have a good future he has to learn one or two languages apart from his own mother tongue. Because knowing more than one language gives an opportunity to have wings that let you fly over the period of time with an ease in your heart.
In our globalized world, it has become even mors essential in the job market to know another language. Companies and businesses have a natural desire to expand their existing networks. Having fluency in another language gives an edge on any resume by showing employers potential to converse with an entirely different group of people. Employers would be more apt to send a prospective employee abroad if he or she shows proficiency in another language.
By obtaining an experience abroad you will have the ability to enhance careers, often leading to promotions and valuable skills dealing with foreign customers. Traveling to another country for a job not only allows for tremendous opportunities for oneself, but also allows a company to broaden its network. Yet businesses are not the only types of employment where learning another language would be beneficial. Educators will often have students from many different language backgrounds, scientists will need to converse with others in their field from different countries, and those in the entertainment industry can open un their career aspects tenfold if they can effectively learn a second language. Specifically, in jobs dealing with marketing, sales, or technical support, knowing a second language can add between 10% and 15% to your wage [1, p. 18].
Moreover, learning a second language allows students to investigate and understand better the target culture. The overwhelming access to networks of communities all over the world is cut short without a background in the language of the culture itself. Learning a foreign language allows us to better understand a culture by providing a way to interact with locals and break the initial language barrier that holds two people back from fully engaging with each other.
Today we can see implementation of the decree about "further measurements of teaching foreign languages" adapted by our first president I.A. Karimov. On accordance of this decree every educational establishment paying enormous attention to learn and teach foreign languages. Requiring students to learn a second language at an earlier age will allow many of these skills, skills that are often neglected, to be emphasized in our education system. In my experience, learning a second language requires an entirely different way of learning that fosters creativity in
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the classroom. For example, learning a second language involves activities such as writing short stories, talking with classmates, watching movies from another culture, and interacting in games. Learning a second language can be done through many different avenues as opposed to math, which must be done in procedures, working out a problem.
This freedom to learn in a variety of ways creates an environment in a classroom that teaches multiple ways of learning and skills. Once a language is acquired, many personal benefits become clear. In comparison to monolinguals, foreign language learners have been shown to have sharper memories and better listening skills [2, p. 27]. Overall, learning an additional language can significantly improve cognitive abilities and bring added personal benefits.
In such an interconnected world, it can only be a disadvantage not to learn a second language. In the aspect of employment, a second language allows for new opportunities, experiences, and an edge when applying for jobs. Additionally, a second language allows for citizens to become more culturally aware, reaping benefits in terms of more cosmopolitan citizenship. Moreover, learning a second language can benefit a person in various cognitive aspects and improve ones life.
References
1. Hazlehurst Jeremy. "The Benefits of Second Language Study". Connecticut State Department of Education. NEA Research, Dec. 2007. Web. 24 Mar., 2013. P. 128.
2. Ho'janova M.I., Muyassarov B.K. The ways of improving the writing skills of the students of non-philological faculty // Nauchniy jurnal. № 5 (18), 2017. S. 75-76.
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5. Bazarova L.B. Learning foreign language through reading // Nauka i obrazovanie segodnya. № 5 (16), 2017. S. 40.
