Re: Learning two languages at the same time

From: Anthony Bryant <anthony_bryant@xxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 05 Oct 2005 12:56:05 -0400

John W. wrote:

I've often thought that learning one language through another would be
an intersting exercise. Like learning Chinese in Japanese, not English.
I thought of doing it with French (from Japanese, which I think would
be... odd).

When I was in Japan, I took Arabic at the Tokyo Islamic Center. Our textbook was, of course, in Japanese. It was a mind bender. <G>


Tony

References:
- Learning two languages at the same time
  - From: Travers Naran

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