With these reasons you'll be inspired to learn Spanish in a jiffy!

Reason 1: Learning Español helps you Connect more

It's an obvious fact that more languages can help you connect with more people: which in term means more friends, a wider social circle, more people you can communicate with while traveling. In fact, the people you learn the language with become some of your best buddies! Your life is enriched because of the heightened ability to interact with people worldwide.
Español is a great choice for a language as it has official language status in 20 different countries and more than 527 million people speak the language. In addition, it is the most popular second language choice for people in the United States, prevalent in Latin America and is spoken as either a first or second language by 15 percent of the population in the European Union.
If you intend to travel to a nation where Spanish is spoken as a language, your daily life is improved due to being able to communicate with the locals and help build good relationships with them.
Although English might get you by, but it can be the difference between feeling alienated in a foreign society or feeling at home in your new surroundings.

Reason 2: Your Job prospects increase with your knowledge of Español

In today’s global career market, having an extra skill-set if considered extremely valuable and gives you an edge over other potential employees. Modern companies are always looking to have staff who can assist them with international communication and trade. Knowing Spanish can make future employers be thrilled, especially if you want to work in the medical field or in customer service.
Español speakers are a massive demographic for businesses to tap into, statistics show that varies Spanish-speaking nations have great prospects for business. The Latin American has been seen to have a purchasing power of $1.5 trillion, thus making an individual with Spanish-speaking skills even more valuable to multi-national companies.

Reason 3: It expands your literature and entertainment options!

From ‘El laberinto del Fauno (Pan's Labyrinth) the award-winning film by Mexican director Guillermo del Toro’ to ‘The Motorcycle Diaries , a film based on the diaries of Che Guevara, Diarios de motocicleta’ , a variety of the best feature films in the past few decades have been made in Español and knowing the language is the best way to enjoy them but that's not all, you can now enjoy the works of novelists like Miguel de Cervantes, Gabriel García Márquez (Nobel prize-winning novel, Cien años de soledad (100 Years of Solitude)), Isabel Allende, Roberto Bolaño and Laura Esquivel.
Poets like Octavio Paz, Federico García Lorca and plays like La vida es sueño (Life Is a Dream) and Fuenteovejuna will enrich your life. Not to mention you can now enjoy your favourite songs by Maluma, Enrique, Shakira, Ricky Martin and many more and understand each and every word!

Reason 4: Spanish Boosts Your Brain & Your Language Learning Potential

Learning any new skill works your brains and improves your brain function keeping your brain sharp which makes it easier to learn new things in the future. We highlight some of the reasons why learning Spanish can help your brain and you!
1. Enhanced memory
2. Better multitasking
3. Heightened observation skills and increased ability to spot inconsistencies
4. Learning a new language makes you better at speaking and writing English as well since you learn grammar and vocabulary which help you make more connections to both languages in a better manner!
5. Ability to learn another language faster: Spanish makes learning another Romance language, (for example French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian and many more) easier as all these languages relate to each other and their general structure is similar and many of their words are common.

Reason 5: Learning Spanish is Easy and Fun

As compared to many other languages, Spanish is considered fairly straight forward for an English speaker to pick up, as long as you are willing to learn. You are not required to learn a completely new alphabet and there is less emphasis on tone in comparison with various Asian languages. You'll begin to hear and see Spanish in places you'd never have paid attention to earlier. English, much like Spanish, has many words which stem from Latin. In a lot of scenarios, Spanish words are also spelled phonetically, which means less time spent learning complicated and confusing spelling rules and a better chance of getting pronunciation right..
The grammar and pronunciation is easier and more consistent than English. Simple grammar can help you a lot in communication, so even if you are not at a level of high comprehension of the language you will find that you are easily able to relay your meaning and express your self. Nothing is more motivating than the small achievements that come through speaking and being understood by native speakers of the language.
I still remember how excited I was to be able to understand a conversation between two shoppers at the store when I was first learning Spanish. They were only discussing the difference between two brands of chips, but I felt like jumping on my toes with the ability to pick out their meaning even though I didn't understand every single word of the conversation.