「来年、就職先の研修で英語圏の国に行きます」って英語でなんて言うの？

I am learning English because I will be going abroad to study English next year. This would be a good reply if the reason you are want to explain why you are learning English now. You want to be prepared to speak English on your travels, but you plan to learn more English. Next year, I am going to learn English while I travel abroad. You could reply to you teachers question with this reply if you mainly plan to study English while you are abroad. I need to learn English because the company I will work for is sending me to English speaking countries. If you are learning English in order to be more productive for your company, this would be a good reply. You telling why you are learning English and that you will be speaking to people with different English accents.

Well, you could tell whoever is listening your life story if they have the time, or, more likely, be a little more economic with your words just to get the basic message out. When you are going and who is sending you is not essential information in this conversation. You need English because you are going abroad and you made a decision to study English because of that. That is the essential information. "I desperately need great English skills to face the challenges ahead when I live in the UK."

You can use the following the sentences to express yourself: 1)Next year I am going to an English speaking country so I want to learn before I go. 2)The company I am working for is sending me to an English speaking country so I want to learn before I go.

"I'm studying English so that I can prepare for when I go abroad to study this April." This is a basic way of expressing why you're studying English, and when you will be leaving to go abroad. "I'm planning to study abroad, so I want to brush up on my English before going." In this sentence brush up means to polish, or do some practicing (after not having practicing for awhile), before studying abroad.

When travelling to a country that speaks a different language it is always good to have some basics words/phrases so you can communicate for even basic things to explain why you are studying English then you can say 'Next year I'm going to an English speaking country' by adding 'so want to start studying before I go' or 'so want to learn before I go' explains why you are taking English lessons

"It will be more convenient if I can understand English before moving to an English speaking country." 'More convenient' Is used when trying to refer something being easier or it would make more sense to do so, to avoid confusion and hassle. "It is more convenient if I pick you up on the way back from the shop rather than going home and coming back for you"