How is learning a language any different from learning anything else? (instrument, maths, programming)
Hi,
I'm a bilingual English/French speaker. I've learned German and I have started to wonder if learning a language was actually any harder than learning anything else. It seems to me that learning a language consists of these steps :
- Understanding that you can not use your language's logic (being humble and not trying to rush basically, avoid Dünning-Kruger)
- Understanding the language's logic
- Learning the tenses, articles, basic vocabulary, auxiliary.
- Learning what doesn't follow the rules
- Practice a lot
I understand that some languages have a totally different mindset and/or alphabets but this falls under category 2 and 3.
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