One still needs to learn spoken English as well as basic terms used in the chemical industry
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Whether it’s communicating or interacting with foreigners on a technical level, it’s essential to master spoken language; these days, many imported Western devices come with instructions in English! It’s necessary to study hard!
Spoken communication is a basic skill, and professional English is built on this foundation. If the skin is gone, where can the hair attach? With so many imported devices, it is even more important for us to pay attention to the quality of professional English translation.
I agree with the original poster; professional terminology is also very important, and I still lack it in my own knowledge. Studying*. . .
Spoken language and specialized vocabulary are both important