Should my child opt for French as the third language in class 5?

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French is easy to learn for anyone. It is highly scoring subject also. Learning a foreign language is an added advantage.
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Children have a smaller vocabulary and it is easy to learn enough of a second language to communicate their needs. Adults have a much larger vocabulary and think and communicate in more complex ways than children. This means it takes them longer to acquire the ability to communicate effectively in a...
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Children have a smaller vocabulary and it is easy to learn enough of a second language to communicate their needs. Adults have a much larger vocabulary and think and communicate in more complex ways than children. This means it takes them longer to acquire the ability to communicate effectively in a second language. So it's ok to learn is at this age. read less
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Absolutely. It's the best time to start learning a language. But to set the expectation clear, French is an immensely beneficial language to learn for your child's future but it's definitely not an easy language. So, even if it's a third language, you need to treat as a second language while learning...
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Absolutely. It's the best time to start learning a language. But to set the expectation clear, French is an immensely beneficial language to learn for your child's future but it's definitely not an easy language. So, even if it's a third language, you need to treat as a second language while learning to get the best out of it read less
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