French students usually start learning a third language, such as Spanish, German, or Italian, in middle school around the age of 11 or 12. This is typically part of the curriculum to develop their language skills and cultural awareness.
More countries speak Spanish than French. Spanish is an official language in 21 countries, primarily in Central and South America, while French is an official language in 29 countries, primarily in Africa and Europe.
Given your fluency in English and Spanish, languages such as Italian, French, or Portuguese might be easier to learn due to their similarity in vocabulary and grammar structures. These languages belong to the same language family, which can help you grasp them more easily compared to languages from different language families.
Of course it varies pretty much, because education is under the administration of the 16 "Bundesländer". So some start later, in the 5th year of school, but like me, some start in the 3rd grade. In German these years are called "Klasse", instead of grade. Some private schools also start teaching foreign languages in 1st grade, but these are private schools with linguistic focus.
Yes, it is the 3rd most spoken language in the world.It would depend on what you mean by international languages. If you are referring to International auxiliary languages, then yes it is among those that reach that level. There are 6 languages that come close to this level:EnglishFrenchRussianMandarin (Chinese to most of us)SpanishArabicHowever because of the political associations behind many of these languages, naming any of them an International auxiliary language is often met with opposition. Some say French is the IAL, other's English, etc.Having said all that if you're looking to learn the French language, it is one of those that will allow you to become more traveled and get closer to the cultures of many countries.According to [website in link] there are 29 countries that include French as an official language, and 56 (in total) that have a significant portion of French speaking citizens.
Probably French. Although it does have its pitfalls if you dig deeper (e.g. subjonctif, passé simple). But you also have to consider where you are coming from. English is primitive, so every other language is relatively difficult as soon as you have to consider 4 cases or more, multiple genders, and a more complex declination and conjugation system than just adding an -s in 3rd person singular.
3rd or 4th grade
Students typically learn about fractions in school around the 3rd or 4th grade.
Students typically learn about fractions in elementary school, usually around 3rd or 4th grade.
yes.
In the French province of Québec in Canada, English is taught from a very young age in school. I graduated from HS in 2004 and I was taught English starting in the 3rd grade. I'm not sure how it works in France.
Students typically learn fractions in their math education around the age of 8 to 10 years old, usually in the 3rd or 4th grade.
The 3rd basic NCTM goal is : Learn to communicate mathematically
In Tunisia, they mostly speak arabic. As France made their empire on Africa, Tunisia was part of the French Empire. So as you can guess, they speak french. They usually learn this at the age of 8. If they surpass this, then they most likely go ahead to learn a 3rd language, English.They speak Arabic just like some of the other countries in Africa
More countries speak Spanish than French. Spanish is an official language in 21 countries, primarily in Central and South America, while French is an official language in 29 countries, primarily in Africa and Europe.
Given your fluency in English and Spanish, languages such as Italian, French, or Portuguese might be easier to learn due to their similarity in vocabulary and grammar structures. These languages belong to the same language family, which can help you grasp them more easily compared to languages from different language families.
Well, that depends on how your gonna learn, English is my 3rd language, and it was easy for me because i learned by listening to English, cz i live in America, but i was fluent in English after about 6 months of being in America. so hope that answered your question!
Of course it varies pretty much, because education is under the administration of the 16 "Bundesländer". So some start later, in the 5th year of school, but like me, some start in the 3rd grade. In German these years are called "Klasse", instead of grade. Some private schools also start teaching foreign languages in 1st grade, but these are private schools with linguistic focus.