Holte139
Vital Squad Member
I've become interested in learning a language recently, and I've been researching the ways it might be possible, adult learning courses, doing a GCSE part-time, online DIY courses etc. But I wanted to post this to ask if anyone else has any experience of learning a language late?
I think having a second language might be important in future, with the way the world is heading, increased globalisation and all. I'm pretty sure I'd like to learn French, which I've already done at school. I think I got a B - but don't read too much into that. I'd have to start completely from the beginning now. I wasn't really interested in it as a teenager, but also my teacher got the weaker kids who didn't grasp it as well to use a translator so that her pass average wouldn't go down! I think she got paid more if more kids got at least a C...
I think having a second language might be important in future, with the way the world is heading, increased globalisation and all. I'm pretty sure I'd like to learn French, which I've already done at school. I think I got a B - but don't read too much into that. I'd have to start completely from the beginning now. I wasn't really interested in it as a teenager, but also my teacher got the weaker kids who didn't grasp it as well to use a translator so that her pass average wouldn't go down! I think she got paid more if more kids got at least a C...