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Given your child has been studying French since age 2 (Le Beaumont, i suppose?), I would stick to French if I were you. That would give her an edge when it comes to studying, since the exam result does count towards her grade point average (or whatever it is called) in the future. Why waste all the effort from the past decade?
In terms of really speaking a language... put her in France for a month and she will speak it I grew up in Canada, started studying French when i was in Grade 5 and chose to stick to it until high school graduation (the requirement was only up to Grade 9, and many ppl chose to drop it). I did okay, not the top of the class but it didn't pull my average down either, but when it comes to really speaking it? LOL. For my honeymoon, i was able to pick it up after staying in Paris for a few days, but upon returning home, it's all forgotten again. Languages are meant to be spoken in the great wide world, so without a European community here in HK, it is hard to sustain the spoken language. (and the French community to rather stick to their own; they don't mingle deeply with the English speaking expats even) |
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