2025-10-24
8 分钟Learning languages, indeed, is quite simple.
We often complicate the task, but it is above all about having interest, therefore from the speaker,
and to put time into it, that is to say, time with the language,
not reading explanations of the language that we want to learn in his mother tongue,
but rather to listen, to read, to get involved, therefore to spend time with the language.
It's very simple.
Et j'avais vu récemment,
j'ai vu un article sur l'internet sur l'état déplorable de l'apprentissage des langues et langues étrangères en Bretagne.
Et t'as raison, manque d'enseignants,
manque d'utilité évidente de l'apprentissage des langues étrangères.
Et ben oui, peut-être.
Et j'ai réfléchi un peu à...
on the situation in Canada where most of the English-speaking students who are not in the immersion system,
so in the normal system, do not learn French in principle.
Most do not manage to express themselves in French despite the fact that the government spends billions of dollars to make Canadians more bilingual.
And finally, the only bilinguals are those who are interested,
so in the other language, whether French or English, or who see great utility,
and this is therefore rather the case of Francophones in Quebec,
or even Francophones outside of Quebec, and even Anglophones who live in Quebec.
But otherwise, it's difficult.