Studying two lenguages at same time?
HI! I'm Kelly and i'm 17 years old, In the future I would like study and working in Canada , thus I'm improving my English every day on my own but the safest thing is that I'll gonna Quebéc (Because there is my cousin) so at the beginning of the year I started study French but I'd like improving and have a high level of English for dedicate completely to French
I should sutdy both at same time? (I think that this way is more complicated sometimes)
What do you recommend?
It's good study two or more languages at the same time or it's a bad idea?
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Studying two lenguages languages at the same time?
HI! I'm Kelly and i'm I'm 17 years old. In the future, I would like to study and working work in Canada, thus I'm improving my English every day on my own. but The safest thing (for me to do) is that I'll gonna (to go to) Quebéc (Because because there is my cousin is there) so at the beginning of the year I started studying French but I'd like to improving improve and have a high level of English for dedicate dedicating (myself) completely to French.I should Should I sutdy study both at the same time? (I think that this way is more complicated sometimes)
What do you recommend?
It's Is it good to study two or more languages at the same time or it's a bad idea?
It's great that you have a love for languages. English and French have similar grammar rules, so studying both at the same time can be a great help for getting used to certain rules and expressing yourself in a foreign language. Also, if you can speak French in Quebéc, you may find it easier to make friends with French native speakers over there :) The downside of learning more than one language at once is that you'll need to use more time to memorize 2 sets of vocabularies. If you're short on time, it may be better for you to focus on English for now since you can use it for work in other parts of Canada outside of Quebéc. Keep learning and have fun! :)
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Absolutely. English and French are sufficiently different that it should be easy to learn both at the same time without becoming confused. Also, you are young; the best age for learning languages.
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i have never seriously study 2 languages at the same time but i think it would be easier if the languages you want to study similar have some connections.
for example, I'm studying Japanese. Sometimes I watch Chinese movies and find them pretty useful since both those languages share 1 mutual point which is Kanji.
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