Why learning French is a good idea?

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Why learning French is a good idea?

Granted, mastering French is a real challenge. Nevertheless, it's probably one of the best decisions you can make, for a variety of reasons.

Is French an easy language to learn? 🙋🏻‍♂️

It's hard to answer "yes" or "no" to this question, because it all depends on the situation!

As a general rule, Spaniards and Italians find it easier to learn French. This is partly due to the similarities between French and languages of Latin origin.

You only have to look at or listen to Italian or Spanish to see the many similarities in terms of vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. For example, regular verbs are similar and often share the same roots, making it easier to learn French.

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For English speakers, however, it's a different kettle of fish 😅

French can be a little more difficult, due to significant differences in pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary. English speakers often have difficulty pronouncing certain French words, as certain sounds don't exist in their language. French grammar can also be a challenge.

But don't worry, even if you're an English speaker. French is an affordable language, and with perseverance, diligence (and a few French lessons), you'll find that the challenge is surmountable!

You'll be joining a community of over 300 million people 🥳

Yes, 300 million people in over 50 countries around the world speak French! These include France, Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, Haiti, Africa and many other countries.

French is also an official language of many international organizations, including the UN, UNESCO, NATO, the International Red Cross and the International Court of Justice.

As you can see, learning French can open doors to professional and educational opportunities around the world.

France, a popular destination As you probably know, France is a popular tourist destination for travelers from around the world. In 2019, nearly 90 million foreign tourists visited France (source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs).

Learning French can make your stay in France even more enjoyable, as you will be able to interact with French people and have a less stressful experience.

Learning French is good for the head!

Whether it's French or another language, it's scientifically proven that learning a foreign language has many health benefits.

Research has also shown that learning a new language may delay the onset of dementia and Alzheimer's disease, as it stimulates the brain and improves neuronal connectivity.

Learning a new language can be a great way to reduce stress and anxietyThis can help you focus on a relaxing and stimulating activity.

As you can see, you have everything to gain from learning to speak French 🇫🇷

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