Is it better to master one thing than knowing a little bit of everything?
I want to start learning a new languague, but I have not mastered English as a second language. I would like to learn portuguese is very similar to Spanish, so I think it won´t be as hard as it was english.
The question is if it would be a good idea to start learning a new leanguage even when I have not mastered English?
It´s better to know very good one thing than knowing little bit about a lot of thing?
What do you think?
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Is it better to master one thing than or to knowing a little bit of everything?
I want to start learning a new language, but I have not yet mastered English as a second language. I would like to learn Portuguese, which is very similar to Spanish, so I think it won´t be as hard as it was English.The question is - is it if it would be a good idea to start learning a new language even when I have not yet mastered English?
Is it better to know very good one thing very well or to than knowing little bit about a lot of things?
What do you think?
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-Be careful with your spelling! Language is spelled like this. Also, remember that language names are proper nouns in English!
It depends on people. Some people prefer to master a small number of things, while others like to dip their fingers into lots of pots at the same time so to speak. I myself prefer studying a few things in great depth, but that's not to say that this is "correct", or that doing the other is "wrong".
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