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

Some specialists think that children starting to learn a new

language

at an early age gain more benefits than those at an older age.

This

essay will prove that being bilingual or multilingual in primary schools may bring us better results than drawbacks.

To begin

with, when kids begin to learn a foreign

language

early, they can easily achieve fluency in that in adulthood. Due to having

such

a very long time to practise

this

new

language

, these kids may improve their skills and become perfect at an advanced level. It is,

therefore

, likely that they can be accustomed to speaking bilingually. For a relevant example, in some developed countries

such

as Holland and Norway, English is taught for children at a young age so more than 95 per cent of adults can speak it in a fluent way. What is more, learning a

second

language

creates and broadens the path of finding employment in the near future. These multilingual may receive lots of opportunities to apply for a high-qualified international company with a good salary.

However

,

on the other hand

, kids having more than two languages sometimes may be confused their mother dialect with the others or even they can speak the other

language

fluently than their own one. To illustrate it, many children in Vietnam study at international schools which are taught 100% by English are not able to speak Vietnamese as clearly as English. To conclude, if we practise it in the right way, learning a foreign

language

at an early youth like at primary schools can result in a very bright future with many advantages outweighing disadvantages.