Is Italian necessary for a career in aerospace engineering?

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Studying aeronautical engineering requires strong English skills, which is emphasized as essential for success in the field. The discussion highlights the potential benefits of learning Italian, given the individual's heritage, but prioritizes achieving fluency in English first. The importance of dedicating time to language improvement is stressed, with suggestions to engage in immersive activities. Knowing multiple languages can provide an advantage, but foundational English proficiency is crucial. Overall, focusing on English initially while considering additional languages later is recommended.
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Hi guys, I'm Brazilian I started studying aeronautical engineering, now I'm still learning English too.

I am a great-grandson of Italian, and I'm behind the Italian citizenship, it's good for me to learn Italian in aerospace engineering?

or I have to learn another language?
 
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Hi Raphaelmc! Welcome to PF! :wink:
Raphaelmc said:
Hi guys, I'm Brazilian I started studying aeronautical engineering, now I'm still learning English too.

I am a great-grandson of Italian, and I'm behind the Italian citizenship, it's good for me to learn Italian in aerospace engineering?

or I have to learn another language?

Sorry, but your English needs to be a lot better. :redface:

Spend any spare time you have on improving your English (read some books, watch Friends, etc). :smile:
 
tiny-tim thanks to reply

I know that English is very important, I'll study until be fluent, but if I know three languages​​, can make a difference, besides I have 4 years to learn
 
Hi Raphaelmc! :wink:
Raphaelmc said:
besides I have 4 years to learn

ok, then spend 1 year on English first. :smile:

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tiny-tim thanks for replying (or thanks for your reply)

I know that English is very important, I'll study until I'm fluent, but if I know three languages​​, that can make a difference :wink:​
 

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