Describe a foreign language you want to learn (except English)

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Updated On May 18, 2021

Describe a foreign language you want to learn (except English)

Contents

- 0.0.1 Describe a foreign language you want to learn (except English)

1 Sample Answer
- 1.1 Vocabulary

Describe a foreign language you want to learn (except English)

You should say:

what the language is
where it is spoken
what you think would be difficult
and explain why you would like to learn it.

Sample Answer

It would probably be French. This language holds great attraction for me, probably because it’s the language of love, and I LOVE the sound of French.

However, as far as I know, there are many things about this language that frustrates a Vietnamese person. For example, French has a very different system of sounds, grammar and vocabulary, making it very hard for us to get correct pronunciation, remember words and form sentences.

I think I’m going to struggle at first but with some persistence I will get past the most difficult period. After that everything would gradually become easier. Especially when you start to understand movies or articles in a new language, you have this huge sense of achievement and that moves you forward even faster.

So my advice for anyone who struggles to learn a new skill is, invest a lot of efforts at the start; the moment you get the hang of something you’ll be motivated and just keep going from there.

Vocabulary

Attraction: a quality or feature that evokes interest, liking, or desire
Eg: The new ride at the amusement park was a great attraction.
Frustrate: to make someone feel annoyed or less confident.
Eg: John was frustrated with the neighbours.
Hang on: to hold or continue holding onto something
Eg: She hung on to the rope.
Efforts: a vigorous or determined attempt.
Eg: The Indian team made a great effort to win the tournament.

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Janet had been an IELTS Trainer before she dived into the field of Content Writing. During her days of being a Trainer, Janet had written essays and sample answers which got her students an 8+ band in the IELTS Test. Her contributions to our articles have been engaging and simple to help the students understand and grasp the information with ease. Janet, born and brought up in California, had no idea about the IELTS until she moved to study in Canada. Her peers leaned to her for help as her first language was English.