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IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING FRENCH – PART 3
7.
French opens up an entire world of sporting events to enthusiasts.
French
is always an official language used to announce events, winners, and medals at
the Olympic Games. In Canada you can also follow hockey and baseball games in
French. Automobile races (Le Mans and Monte Carlo), horse racing (Longchamps),
tennis tournaments (French Open), and the Tour de France engage fans around the
globe. When you know French, the international world of sports is open to you.
8.
Access to rich culture, literature, music, and movies
French
is most times described as the language of an enduring and unique culture. It
is the language of international fashion, visual arts, theatre, dance,
architecture, and more. Learning French exposes you to a world of affluent
literature in original French, including their music and movies. There is a wide
range of quality French movies and TV shows to improve your French
for your viewing pleasure. Watching these films and TV-Series without reading
subtitles is a great way to learn this fascinating language.
9.
Learning French will help you learn other languages
The
more languages you know, the easier it is to learn them. This is science!
A lot of studies have shown that once you’ve learned a language, the next one
is easier to learn: the more you learn, the easier it gets. When you learn a
language, you also learn a complete set of skills: grammar mechanics,
memorisation through vocabulary, reading skills, speaking skills,
pronunciation, comprehension skills, writing skills, communication skills and
so on. There are a lot of advantages to learning a new language and
it definitely helps your brain.
French especially helps you:
It is a medium leveled language (meaning it is not
easy but not too hard to learn too!) and will surely help you get advanced
grammar concepts as well as train you on how to manipulate them to make
sentences. Once you’ve used to it, it gets easier to learn other languages with
the same features.
