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English & Other Languages

OVERVIEW OF WHAT THEY DO  

An English & Other Languages major teaches you about language structure, literature, and cultural contexts. You study various languages, including English, and learn how they evolve and influence society. Through reading, writing, and analysis, you enhance communication skills and cultural understanding. Ultimately, you gain proficiency in multiple languages, critical thinking abilities, and a deeper appreciation for global literature and linguistic diversity.

Difficulties and concerns in studying English & Other Languages:

Grammar and Syntax: Understanding grammar rules and sentence structure is essential for language majors. If you struggle with grammar, it might be challenging to write or speak fluently in the language.

Vocabulary: Language majors need a broad vocabulary to express ideas effectively. If you have a limited vocabulary, it might be difficult to convey complex thoughts or understand advanced texts.

Interpretation Challenges: Language professionals often work as translators or interpreters, conveying meaning between languages. This requires a deep understanding of both languages and the ability to accurately convey nuances and cultural nuances.

Cultural Understanding: Language majors study the culture and customs associated with the language they're learning. If you lack cultural awareness or understanding, it might be difficult to fully grasp the nuances and context of the language.

Multilingual Society: Malaysia is a multilingual country with diverse ethnic groups and languages spoken. Language professionals may need to be proficient in multiple languages to meet the needs of the diverse population.

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Main RIASEC codes: Investigative (I), Social (S)
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Investigative (I): Language majors engage in rigorous analysis, research, and critical thinking to understand the structure, grammar, and historical context of languages. They delve into the intricacies of linguistics, syntax, and semantics, often conducting research to uncover the origins and evolution of languages. Investigative individuals thrive in the intellectual challenge of dissecting language, identifying patterns, and solving linguistic puzzles.

Social (S): Communication is at the heart of language studies, and language majors frequently engage in dialogue, discussion, and collaboration with others. Whether it's studying literature in a group setting, practicing conversation in a language class, or working with native speakers of different languages, social interaction is essential for language acquisition and understanding. Social individuals enjoy engaging with others, sharing ideas, and building connections through language and communication.

- Language Teacher
- Translator
- Interpreter
- Content Writer/Editor

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