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How can speaking Spanish be beneficial to people in a specific career path?
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What occupations best exemplify the most practical uses of the Spanish language?
Asked by jbogs87
What occupations best exemplify the most practical uses of the Spanish language?
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There are so many immigrants (both legal and illegal) in the U.S. now that can not speak English. You will encounter such people in many situations especially in jobs that require interaction with customers. Top occupation requiring the ability to speak Spanish: Interpreter
There are so many immigrants (both legal and illegal) in the U.S. now that can not speak English. You will encounter such people in many situations especially in jobs that require interaction with customers. Top occupation requiring the ability to speak Spanish: Interpreter
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Speaking spanish was useless to me.
I was american but raised in a spanish speaking country.
Went to private american schools, and was well educated.
When I graduated, I found that the spanish speaking jobs dealt with the worst of people. Either in the health department, or unemployment office. With very little pay.
I soon found out that all well educated spanish people know english already and speak it well. You will find yourself working with the very poor.
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Answered by Judy
Answered by Judy
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Spanish is one of the 6 official languages of the UN, along with English, French, Arabic, Chinese, and Russian. If you like languages you have to focus on this 6. Just ask yourself why the UN have this languages as official languages.
I think the top three are: English, Spanish and Mandarin
Don´t waste your time learning any dialects, or something like that.
Answered by Rafael
Answered by Rafael
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doctors offices and hospitals are always looking for Spanish speaking people.
All government jobs usually pay more to multi-lingual people
Answered by nicholas b
Answered by nicholas b
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well if its like a doctor, you could probably make more money if you learnt Spanish there is a good amount of Hispanic people in the country and if you want to work outside of the U.S and you learn Spanish you pretty much have most of central and South America covered except for a few countries
Answered by Lauren
Answered by Lauren
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