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Reasons to Teach English<br />I want to Teach English; but, I don't know and I haven't got arguments about it. One reason, my friends are teaching English; they love English and they're happy as a Larry. Once again: I don't know, Who can help me? <br /> <br />My thought is: Many people teach English because they think it will be useful in some way for international communication and travel. <br />I couldn’t more agree; however, you don't give me one reason for Teaching English.<br />Federico Fellini’s said: A different language is a different vision of life; what does mean that? It’s will help to increase global understanding<br /> <br />I’m going to explain better, teaching another language gives the learner the ability to step inside the mind and context of that other culture.<br /> <br />I'm starting to get bored, owing to; I don't understand what you say. <br /> <br />Why is this important? In a world where nations and peoples are ever more dependent upon on another to supply goods and services, solve political disputes, and ensure international security, understanding other cultures is paramount.<br /> <br />You can appreciate international literature, music, and film. <br />Most of the world's literary and artistic works have been written in languages other than English. A translation of a text can never be fully true to the intent, beauty, style, and uniqueness of its original. <br />Teach English is increase understanding of oneself and one's own culture.<br /> <br />I’ve got many reason to teach English such as: It’s will help me to increase global understanding, I can appreciate international literature, music, and film; and will increase understanding of oneself and one's own culture.<br />