Why do people want to learn foreign languages? Learning a new language is relatively a new thing. In the past, people didn't seem to care much about it. Today, it's something that every single one is interested in. So, putting aside work reasons and that kind of stuff, why do people learn a foreign language? Is it because we are living in a globalized world and social media plays a big role in our daily lives? Or is it because speaking a foreign language make you look cool and smart? I'd like to know your opinions!

If you had superpowers... If you could wake up in the morning speaking the language of your dreams like a native, what language would you choose and why? Mine would be German because there's a saying that says it is the language of science, poets and thinkers, which may be true as we have seen throughout history that the greatest geniuses in the world were German speakers.

"Shit" vs. "Sheet" ; "Beach" vs. "Bitch" ; "Bird" vs. "Beard" Those tricky words annoy the hell out of me, I always have trouble trying to pronounce them, so my question is: Do they sound the same or do they have a slightly different pronunciation? I don't want to be in a situation where I mispronounce one of those words in front of people, I'd feel very embarrassed..

ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION EXHAUST ME SOMETIMES I think the main reason as to why most native Spanish speakers end up dropping out of English is because of the pronunciation. It's difficult to get used to a language with a different reading rule when we've been taught our whole life to pronounce words the way they are spelled. Non-phonetic languages is a huge disadvantage for us.
Do you agree with me?

Does this app really help people learn languages? Is it worth having it installed on your device?