In today's globalised world, learning a new language can be an invaluable asset at any age. While it's often perceived as an endeavour best suited for the young, the process of acquiring a new language later in life presents unique challenges and rewards that make the journey worthwhile.
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The Spanish language is on the rise. It is estimated that over 450 million people speak this Romance language, rated as one of the most spoken languages in the world.
If you plan on taking a German language course in Berlin, do not miss out on the best that Berlin has to offer and discover exactly how the city can help you to learn German in Berlin.
Many scientific studies indicate that language learning comes much easier to youngsters although this hasn’t been 100% proven. Learning is a continuous process, no matter how old you are. With that in mind, studying a language abroad has its own rewards, especially if you’re over age 50.
Have you ever felt a sense of frustration during a meeting with someone from a different culture, who speaks a different language, when you realise how the experience could be significantly enhanced by knowing, understanding and speaking that person’s language?
More than 220 million people worldwide speak French, whether as their first or second language; this is the second most widely learned language and the sixth most widely spoken language.
So exactly what makes a good teacher? Here’s one attempt to gain an insight into the qualities that all great teachers have.