

Learning spanish has given me better insight in to latin american cultures. I don’t know how much of that is through the language, but just being able to move around in South America with Spanish connected me with it in a way I couldn’t have achieved with English alone
That was pretty much my experience. I went to Argentina with very little Spanish, and then got the chance to go back again a few years later with much better Spanish, and yeah, it felt like a door had opened to experiences that just weren’t available to me before. Even something as simple as heading to the store to get some milk and bread was radically different.