In the world, people have different reasons for studying a foreign language: some study a language and enter to learn language just for practical reasons, while others are interested in a particular language and its speakers and cultures as well. For many language learners, learning a language is only a means for an academic degree. Gardner and Lambert (1972) define integrative and instrumental motivation. Falk (1978) believed that the successful students in the learning of a target language are those who had a desire to become familiar with the society in which the target language was used; this kind of motivation is known as integrative motivation.