TEACHING A LANGUAGE FROM AN EARLY AGE. DOUBTS ABOUT TEACHING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE TO BABIES

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  • Umirziyaev Umidjon Makhamadjonovich English Teacher, Fergana State University,Uzbekistan

Keywords:

acquisition, bilingualism, multitasking, immersion

Abstract

Learning a foreign language is an essential skill in today's globalized world. It opens doors to new cultures, helps in building relationships, and provides opportunities for better career prospects. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in foreign language acquisition in children. Research has shown that children who learn a second language at an early age have a better chance of becoming fluent speakers.

As time progresses and the demand to know a foreign language increases, so does the interest in teaching children a language from an early age. But there are views that if a child hears two languages before speaking, his speech will be delayed and confused. Are these reasonable? What is the earliest age to learn a language?

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2023-12-06

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