Learning languages as an adult
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How do you know you will be good at learning languages before trying it when you're an adult?
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>>16890533
Actually it'll be harder to learn a new language as an adult unless you already speak one!
Something to do with your brain development and how kids are better at learning new sounds.
My advice: You wanna learn french? Take some basic courses, get a handle on the basics. Then move to france and speak it every fucking day. Immerse yourself in that shit. You'll get there and it'll be a good experience.
>>16890533
You don't know how good you will be until you try. What kind of fucking question is that?
>>16890533
you don't. So try it and find out, fuccboi
>>16890579
>>16890599
I am thinking of minoring in a new language, and I really don't know if it will be too difficult for me