Yes, I think it’s still useful to learn other languages, even if a person is really good at English. Not everyone speaks English fluently, so knowing another language can be really practical. It also helps a person understand different cultures better, which is amazing when they travel. Learning another language can improve people’s memory and make their brain sharper. Plus, people usually appreciate it when a foreigner tries to speak their native language. It makes conversations more personal and friendly, not just functional. I also think it keeps a person’s brain active and challenges them in a good way. It’s a way to show respect and interest in other countries. So yeah, English is great, but learning more languages is definitely worth it.

Honestly, I don’t think it’s always necessary to learn other languages if someone speaks English really well. English is kind of a global language for business, travel, and education. Most foreigners whom people meet while travelling or online can understand English. There’s also technology… translation apps make communication easier than ever. Learning a new language takes a lot of time and energy, which not everyone has. If English already covers people’s needs, it might be more practical to focus on other skills. It’s enough for most international exams and work situations anyway. Of course, learning another language can be fun, but it’s not essential for everyone. So yeah, I’d say English alone is often enough.