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Learning French is one of the most rewarding things you can do for yourself this year. No matter where in Australia you live, if you become bilingual you’ll be able to access amazing opportunities in your professional life and meet incredible people that will change your life forever.

Spanish is one of the most popular foreign languages in Australia. In fact, according to the latest census, there are approximately 140,800 people living in the country who speak Spanish at home, which means it’s the ninth most commonly used language after English.

Did you know that Arabic has official status in 26 countries? This means that if you become bilingual, you’ll be able to visit places like Palestine, Mauritania, Libya, Algeria, Qatar, Yemen, Lebanon, Egypt, Morocco and The UAE and get by perfectly well there.

Considered the easiest foreign language for native English speakers to learn, Dutch is a great choice for those hoping to expand their global skills. 

Denmark is home to thriving industries, gorgeous nature, and a unique culture, making Danish a top choice for business people, travelers, and hobbyists. With close ties to Swedish and Norwegian, Danish can help you gain proficiency in more than just a single tongue.

On top of that, you’ll find that German is not nearly as hard to acquire as you think it is, especially for an English speaker, since it shares the same Germanic root with English and as a result has thousands of similar words that are pretty easy to learn.

English is the most widely spoken language around the world and the most commonly used language amongst foreign speakers. Whether traveling to Asia, the Americas, Europe or Africa, you will find English in abundance as it boasts 480 million speakers from all around the globe.

With over 50 thousand English words derived from the Greek language, it’s no surprise that this fascinating tongue can be useful for both improving your native tongue and giving you access to foreign cultures. 

On top of that, learning Korean is a great idea if you enjoy immersing yourself in Korean culture and want to get a deeper understanding of its customs and traditions, so if you are a K-pop fan or a lover of Korean cinema, don’t hesitate to learn the language.

Are you interested in learning Italian. If so, you’re not alone, as according to the latest national census, Italian is among the ten most commonly used foreign languages in Australia.