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Post by CagedinSanity on Feb 15, 2006 21:02:36 GMT -5
Discuss.
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Acer
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Post by Acer on May 18, 2006 21:27:53 GMT -5
I took some French classes when I was in Elementary School. I still have to learn a lot of French if I can remember any of them though.
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Post by CagedinSanity on May 19, 2006 9:23:44 GMT -5
Learning foreign languages is best in lower grades, in my opinion. It is put into your brain at a younger age and therefore the language (even though it may just be the basics) will stay with you longer.
I know a sophomore who took 3 years of german and is can't even say "I love my mother." A simple sentance.
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Post by Fluffy, Destroyer of Worlds on Dec 28, 2006 2:51:56 GMT -5
Freshman year? No way am I joining some language class. I got enough stresses as it is! I was planning on taking Spanish 1 Sophmore year, and Spanish 2 Junior. So I can have Senior year without any giberish from that penquin of a spanish teacher of mine. Figurativley speaking.
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Post by Acer on Jul 1, 2008 14:27:36 GMT -5
Learning foreign languages is best in lower grades, in my opinion. It is put into your brain at a younger age and therefore the language (even though it may just be the basics) will stay with you longer. I know a sophomore who took 3 years of german and is can't even say "I love my mother." A simple sentance. - I agree. Learning any kind of foreign language is indeed the best in lower grade levels. It'll definitely will spark the brain at the younger age, that's for sure, and hopefully, you could remember the language that you took, if it's necessary. - Really? Wow. I feel bad for that sophomore person that took three years of German and can't say a simple-like sentence. Dang. |
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