The Best Age to Learn a Foreign Language

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Source of the article: http;//www.bbc.com/future/story/20181024T
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Introduction
Sophie Hardach in her article “The best age to learn a foreign language” has
introduced the importance to learn the language at an early stage. In this article, Sophie has
described how this age is the most effective to learn a language (Hardach, 2019). This article
also provides a few scientific approaches to learning a foreign language. Science mostly
offers how different stages of life have various advantages of learning a language. Apart from
that, this article also provides a proper viewpoint of some wealth factors which are very
relevant to learn a language, like the methods of teaching , the social circumstances, and the
most important thing that is love or friendship. This cordial relationship affects the people
that how many languages they speak with accuracy and fluency. Sophie has also given an
example of explicit learning. She has said that the young children are not good enough at
explicit learning, as they do not have the memory of capable understanding along with
cognitive control. But the study in Israel has found that the adults were the better performers
than young adults at grasping in a language learning process. In this article, she has described
so many facts that are relevant to learn a language. Apart from that, by this article, Sophie has
also motivated people to learn a foreign language as it is the most significant advantages to
communicate or to interact with more people.
Analysis
The primary motive to write this article is to make the people aware about the
importance of learning a new foreign language. Sophie has described in this article that how
the children can learn anything by their better ears and how they adopt everything by their
adaptable prodigy.