Every coin has two sides, so I can't say which one is better and I consider it depends on the situation. For example, if you want to travel the world, then you'd better acquire various languages, which can help you communicate with others from different countries. But the defect is that you may only be able to talk with those/the native speakers but can't write well or get a further study. If you want to conduct an in-depth research or get a job like teaching and translating, then you'd better expert in your second language, which is better for studying but worse for traveling.
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There are two sides to every coin, so I can't say which one is better, and I would say it depends on the situation. For example, if you want to travel the world, then you'd better acquire multiple languages, which can help you communicate with others from different countries. But the downside is that you may only be able to communicate with native speakers and may not be able to write well or further your studies. If you want to conduct in-depth research or get a job like teaching and translating, then you'd better pursue expert levels in your second language. It's better for studying but worse for traveling.
FINAL: There are two sides to every coin, so I can't say which one is better, and I would say it depends on the situation. For example, if you want to travel the world, then you'd better acquire multiple languages, which can help you communicate with others from different countries. But the downside is that you may only be able to communicate with native speakers and may not be able to write well or further your studies. If you want to conduct in-depth research or get a job like teaching and translating, then you'd better pursue expert levels in your second language. It's better for studying but worse for traveling.
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Every coin has two sides, so I can't say which one is better and I think it depends on the situation. For example, if you want to travel around the world, then you'd better acquire / learn various languages which can help you communicate with others from different countries. But the disadvantage is that you may only be able to talk with a few native speakers but you can't write well or study further. If you want to conduct an in-depth research or get a job like teaching and translating, then you'd better become an expert in your second language which is better for studying but not so for traveling.
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Every coin has two sides, so I will not say which one is better, but I consider it depends on the situation. For example, if you want to travel the world, then you'd better acquire various languages, which can help you communicate with others from different countries. But the defect is that you may only be able to talk with native speakers but can't write well or get further study.
If you want to conduct in-depth research or get a job like teaching and translating, then you'd better be an expert in your second language, which is better for studying but bad for traveling.
I hope I haven't chnaged the meaning of the sentence
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