Some experts believe that it is better for children to begin learning a foreign language at primary school rather than secondary school. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages?

Children who begin to study a foreign language at primary school is better than in secondary school. Apart from

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, children can learn and remember faster,

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it is better to teach them a foreign language at these ages. According to my observation, my younger sister who migrated at Taiwan at the age of 6, learned the Mandarin dialect in just 6 months.

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, my claim is correct. In

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case, there are disadvantages when a child begins learning a foreign language like they can mix it to their mother tongue.

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, they can easily catch up and become fluent in both of the dialect.

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, they can learn 3 dialects from different countries. Proof of

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, I learned Tagalog and English at the age of 1.

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, my family is speaking to me with our mother tongue which is Tagalog but at the same time English. My storybooks and nursery rhymes that I watched every day is English.

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, I become fluent in a very young youth in both. To conclude, these advantages can outweigh the disadvantages as of a child uses the right side of the brain

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used for remembering, analytics and mathematics.

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, teenager and adult use a different side of the brain when they study another foreign speech. With

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in mind, it is better to teach a child when they are young because they can remember it until they grow up. Not only the different countries' mother tongue, but

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teach them in another field of subject

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as Science and Mathematics.