Some schools start teaching a foreign language in primary school years. Do the advantages of teaching foreign languages to young children outweigh its disadvantages?

In the world, there are numerous languages used in each country.
Therefore
, it is believed that some schools should start teaching a foreign
language
in primary school. Some people think that it may cause some disadvantages for young
children
but I think it has many advantages for them. One of the drawbacks of teaching a foreign
language
to young learners at the primary-education level is wasting time.
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, they might not have time to entertain or relax and more important is the time to study other subjects may be less which reduces the balance in
children
’s learning.
Secondly
, Learning a foreign
language
is more expensive than other subjects, and some parents cannot afford it, not to mention having to hire more tutors to tutor their
children
or go to other
language
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.
On the other hand
, foreign
language
learning in primary school has its perk, there
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some useful activities interspersed with learning
such
as team building, raising hands to speak, etc., so young
children
not only have the opportunity to learn new languages but
also
can be active, make many friends and learn about different cultures. Not only that,
children
's tuition fees are often used to pay for native teachers, which helps young people approach the
language
properly, and
also
helps
children
practice correct pronunciation right from the start. Hiring a tutor or studying at a
language
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depends on the economic ability of each family, but it supports
children
to acquire more useful knowledge. In conclusion, I find that the fact that some schools start teaching foreign languages in primary schools brings more benefits than disadvantages.
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