Should we teach kids in school how to speak languages which they're more likely to encounter?
Posted by cappsy04@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 31 comments
In school we learn French, German, Spanish, Italian. However the amount of the above people I deal with on a daily basis is almost none. I do however speak to and deal with people that speak Polish, Ukrainian, Russian etc. Wouldn't it make more sense in classrooms to learn the language of our actual peers.
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