The importance of learning foreign languages in the modern world: linguistic research today

Abstract

In the 21st century, knowledge of foreign languages has evolved from an additional skill into an essential competence for success in a globalized world. Communication between people from different countries, access to information, participation in international business or education—all of this requires the ability to understand and use languages beyond one's native tongue. In this context, linguistic research becomes increasingly relevant, not only analyzing the structure of languages but also developing effective methods for their teaching and learning. Today, knowledge of foreign languages is, above all, a key to success and a gateway to new opportunities that enrich both the material and spiritual aspects of life. In a globalized society, foreign language proficiency is an integral part of professional activity across all levels and fields. Therefore, mastering a foreign language has become a necessity, and an ever-growing number of people are eager to learn one [1]