English is one of the most prestigious languages ​​in the world, many countries including China, Singapore and Indonesia, to name a few, tend to learn Asian English to develop their economic levels. Furthermore, Australia also needs to learn Asian languages ​​to enrich its level of security, economic and cultural communication. Here two articles written by Jeffrey Gil and Deborah Henderson explore complex ideas and debates about why Australia needs to learn Asian languages. For Australia to improve its economic level, it needs to learn Asian languages ​​to gain its advantages with Asia at all levels. and in all areas. As Gil states, “Adding English to their existing language repertoires will enable these bi/multilingual individuals to compete for any job or other opportunity for which English is a requirement, as well as those…. In other languages ​​is a requirement" this emphasizes that Asian countries continuously learn English to develop their economic level, so in order for Australia to have a good affiliation with Asian countries (neighboring countries) or remain a prosperous nation, l 'Australia needs to learn Asian languages. This would therefore improve the Australian economy. However, the question of this situation in the article highlights that there is a mass of funds allocated to the education of students to learn Asian languages, but. there are not many teachers teaching students. In contrast, Henderson's article stated that in 2002/2003 the Howard government had funded $120 million to NALSAS to help improve educational facilities for language learning. This therefore highlights that Australia is trying to create policies to help students learn Asian languages, in order to improve Australia's economic future. Also, Australia needs to have good relations with Asian countries to strengthen their security, so Australia needs to learn Asian languages ​​so that they can can communicate with affiliates and strengthen their security and help each other when they are in need, for example in war. For example, in Henderson's article (ASAA, 2002, p.xvi) it is stated that “reposition, extend and deepen your knowledge of Asia in ways that will enhance security, prosperity and cultural communication”. In comparison Gil also stated: “…Australia will have to seriously study Asian languages ​​and cultures…”. Both texts exemplify that Australia needs to learn Asian languages ​​to have good ties and maintain good security. Furthermore, Asian countries are learning the English language to develop their affiliation with other countries, strengthen cultural communication and improve their economic level. it is therefore important for Australia to also learn Asian languages ​​as this would allow Australia to learn different languages, avoid being left behind and have a good understanding of what is happening in the world.