As computers translate more quickly and accurately, learning languages could end up being a waste of time?

To wahat extent do you agree or disagree?

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Not sure what you are trying to say here.

Even learning the easiest language needrequires practisce and patience.

As a result, computer scientists all around the globe are trying to make this easier, creating new language translators that could assist us anytime without having to endure hours and hours learning that by ourselves.

Nevertheless, languages are not just some bunch of words that you can throw at your computer and make a writingsomething readable.

Real-life situations makes the a difference, as it would be strange to be with a translator anyll of the time.

Even though computer translators could make our life easier, they are not (so far) that powerful to just pressing a button and make them do all the dirty work.

ComputerNew advances in computing are always astonishing us, as it seems there is no end to what computers can do.

You’ve talking about advances in computing technology, not individual computers. Therefore I believe it would be more correct to write advances in computing

WCould learning languages become a waste of time?

As computers now translate quickly and accurately, could learning a languages could end up being become a waste of time?

To wahat extent do you agree or disagree?

There is no doubt that computerized language translators are getting better day by day, some of them even cacan even perceive and comprehend nuances and connotations that not even all language learners or even native people can grasp.

This is a really well-written sentence!

Nonetheless, would itcan a computer really replace a translator to a language learnerperson when it comes to translating a language?

Even learning the easiest language needrequires practise and patience.

As a result, computer scientists all around the globe are trying to make this easier, creating new language translators that could assist us anytime without having to endure hours and hours of learning that by ourselves.

Nevertheless, a languages are is not just scomeposed of a bunch of words that you can throw at your computer and make aturn into coherent writing.

Real-life situations makes the difference, as it would be strange to be with a translator anytime.

I'm not sure what the second part of the sentence means :/

In addition to that, spontaneity is needed when interacting with anyone, and culture is something that a translator cannot, being redundant, translatean AI, cannot convey as well as a human.

"Redundant" isn't quite the right word here. It doesn't quite mean the same thing as 'useless', it tends to be used in more specific situations e.g. where something is no longer necessary because it is repetative or exceeds its purpose

A language is filled with its culture and its history, a slave of thend remains connected to a rich past, though it is also changing constantly.

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Summing up, it is not that it is a waste of time at all learning a new languagTo sum up, learning a new language is not a waste of time.

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Let us wait to see what they couldmight be able to do in the future.

As computers continue translating more quickly and accurately, could learning languages could end up being a waste of time?

"language learning" may be a better noun to use here

To wahat extent do you agree or disagree?

Computer advanceAdvancements in computers are always astonishing us, as it seems there is no end to what computers can do.

One field that seems to be skyrocketing is language processing.

"booming" may be more appropriate

There is no doubt that language translators are getting better day by day, some of them even cacan even perceive and comprehend nuances and connotations that not even all language learners or even native speopleakers can grasp.

"day by day" is a bit colloquial, "by the day" is more approriate for literary context

Nonetheless, would itill they really replace ahuman translators to a language learner?

I think you're talking about machine translators to human translators? In that case, it's better that you make the distinction more explicit.

Learning a language is not a piece of cake.

Even learning the easiest language needs practise and patience.

As a result, computer scientists all around the globe are trying to make this easier, creating new language translators that could assist us anytime without having to endure hours and hoursof learning that by ourselves.

"hours and hours" isn't ungrammatical but not really appropriate for literary work.

Nevertheless, languages are not just somea bunch of words that you can throw at your computer (and make a writing)(?).

I'm not sure what you mean by "and make a writing"

Real-life situations makes the difference, as it would be strange to be with a translator anyt all times.

In addition to that, spontaneity is needed when interacting with anyonpeople, and culture is something that a translator cannot, being redundant, translate.

You can just say "In addition,"

A language is filled with its culture and its history, a slave of the past, though changing constantly.

However, the question of how to express your feelings and all the cultural luggage that all languages have is not something toyou can ignore.

Summing upIn summary, it is not that it is a complete waste of time at all learning a new language.

"Summing up" isn't really a used expression.

Even though computer translator could make our lifeves easier, they are not ((so far) that powerful / at least for now)) powerful enough for us to be able to just pressing a button and make them do all the dirty work.

In fact, automatic speakers are still not that great ato express any ing (feelings/ emotions) (or even sometimes pronounceing words correctly and having a correct intonation).

Nonetheless, it is amazing how these translators are getting better every second and how AIs work, absorbing some knowledge ofrom those who use them.

Let us wait toand see what they couldmay be able to do in the future.

"wait and see" is the expression I think you were looking for