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

Some specialists argue that youngsters should start expanding their linguistic skills in primary school

instead

of secondary school.

While

there are some drawbacks associated with learning a new

language

from an early age, I believe the main benefits are more sustainable.On the one hand, a potential disadvantage of introducing a second

language

from primary school age may take a lot of time and prevent boosting other important subjects

such

as mathematics, biology, physics, etc. Adding a foreign

language

to their curriculum may reduce the time spent on these crucial subjects. Another perceived negative is that not all students may be interested in learning other languages, and forcing them to do

this

could result in frustration or a lack of motivation.

On the other hand

, a primary advantage of investing time and effort in understanding and speaking another

language

from an early age is that children are more likely to become fluent speakers compared to those who start later. A

further

benefit is that developing the ability to communicate efficiently in a foreign

language

opens up future job opportunities, especially in today's global economy;

for instance

, proficiency in English, the international business

language

, can give individuals more job chances.On balance, introducing foreign

language

education at the primary level would seem disadvantageous under certain circumstances.

However

, in my view, its positive effects in terms of enhanced verbal skills and improved future job prospects override the disadvantages.