An interesting article found in The Connexion, a newspaper for English-speaking people who live in France:
http://www.connexionfrance.com/Bilingualism-Alzheimer-Disease-brain-Bialystock-13757-view-article.html
Let's see what our English speaking guests think about that, next Tuesday!
That was really funny to speak with pupils who are bilinguals! They were all nice to accept the invitation!
ReplyDeleteFafa
It's because the food was good!
DeleteI really thought that we were going to warm pizza. but it was still good :)
DeleteNext time, we'll order from Domino's pizzas!
DeleteSpeak two languages must be funny and interresting. But learn other language is so difficult.
ReplyDeleteGood for us then !
ReplyDeletejules
Learn a language is not so hard but you muss be in the country to do it right. You can really learn at school ...
ReplyDeleteLearnING is difficult for us, it's easier and you are taught "naturally" I guess... But don't you mean that we CAN'T really learn at school?
DeleteThe best way for non-bilingual people would be to learn at school then spend as much time as possible in an English-speaking country or with English speaking people...
That's quite weird!
ReplyDeleteI would like to be bilingual too!
hello! I come from Germany and Astrid talked to me about this blog.
ReplyDeleteBeing bilingual is nice, I really appreciate it!
all the best, E.
Welcome! It's nice to hear from our German friends!
ReplyDeleteThis article is very interesting, and still revelant.
ReplyDelete-Nenette