These days, here in Korea, many people learn English to talk with foreigners , like here on us, or work for a big company. So, I'd like to write some things about it. 

To begin with, I'd like to start off with the reason why lots of people learn English.

I think not necessarily the fact that they just want to talk with more people but the fact that they have no choice but to learn is a big part of it, because they are in a generation where lots of schools eggs them on to do so. I think there is nothing wrong with the schools forcing them to learn English because I've always thought that it's more of good for people who don't study spontaneously. However, I'm pretty sure that those people who I mentioned above won't be able to get to the point where when they have a conversation with an English speaking person, they can not talk with him/her without any problems, because they have no passion for wanting to be a fluent English speaking person down the line. you know? 

Do you guys think that being able to speak English fluently makes you a better person later? 

I mean, do you think it helps you make lots of money? In my personal opinion, If that's the question, I would say, "Yes" I think it's pretty self-explanatory, you know? It's because Korea is surrounded by water on three sides as you already know, so the way we can make money is as follows. 

#1. After importing law materials and processing them and then selling again.

#2. Working in foreign countries, which in 70s most of our parents did to make money.

I know, of course, there are other ways for us to be able to make money but those two ways are known the most. So I'd like to say, "Make sure you learn English diligently." since it's international language, which is still the case now and will never change and open doors for you in the long run.

I actually made my sentences as difficulty as possible because I just wanted to practice.  I know long sentences are not good but I just wanted to make them as long as possible because I think it will help me develop my reading skills in the end. It's never for me in order to be boastful about myself when it comes to English writing skills. I know I've still got a long way to go and don't want to say, like, "My IQ is like through the roof." At least for me, I think some sentences don't make sense since I just wrote...