Fact or Fiction: Better college applications

Fact or Fiction: The two official languages of the UN are English and French.

Fact or Fiction: To learn about other cultures

Fact or Fiction: Surprise native speakers with your knowledge.

Fact or fiction: Make new friends

Fact or Fiction: to be willing to travel to more places

Fact or Fiction: Employment opportunities (business, medicine, restaurants, hospitality, law, travel international, working abroad, politics, etc.)

Fact or Fiction: to gain new perspectives provided by language

Fact or Fiction: To become world citizen (understand international politics)

Fact or Fiction: to order in an international restaurant

Fact or Fiction: to appreciate others' effort to learn English (English is difficult!!!)

Fact or Fiction: to learn/understand English better

Fact or Fiction: to appear smart to others

Fact or Fiction: to improve perceptions of Americans (break stereotypes)

Fact or Fiction: to learn more about our own culture

Fact or Fiction: to learn about one's heritage

Fact or Fiction: to be better prepared for safety abroad (more likely to blend in)

Fact or Fiction: It's fun!

It's cool!! (Think of all the languages Mel Gibson can speak in BraveHeart!)