雅思口語范文：學習第二語言 　　為大家整理了雅思口語的一些常用話題，加上范文，大家可以根據自己的實際情況來組織新的回答內容和思路，下面一起來看《雅思口語話題范文：學習第二語言》，供大家參考。 　　今天介紹的是second language。希望對正在準備雅思口語的烤鴨們有所幫助。希望對大家2023年雅思口語考試有所幫助! 　　Learn a second language 　　There seems to be a mounting interest in learning another language. As a native of Chile, I am frequently asked questions about Spanish, and the benefits and difficulty of learning it. While languages do not come easy for me, I have felt a need to learn. Perhaps, here I can briefly answer a few of the most frequent questions I am asked. I hope this article will also be of interest to those learning other languages beside Spanish, for either work or for pleasure. My suggestions will be of special interest to those who wish to learn another language and sound like a native speaker rather than a foreigner. 　　Should I learn another language? Although it is not an easy task, surely there are benefits from learning another language. My oldest son related the following story he heard in Uruguay, A skinny cat stood for hours waiting for the mouse to walk out from behind the hole, so he could nab him. He was having little success. A fat cat walked by, inquired about the nature of the difficulty, and volunteered to show the skinny cat the ropes. First thing, he had the skinny cat move out of the way where he could not be seen and did likewise himself. Next, he barked, Woof, woof. The mouse, thinking a dog had scared the cat away, and it was safe, ventured out only to be nabbed and devoured by the fat cat. You see, explained the fat cat, it pays to be bilingual. 　　Developing an ear and training our tongues. A first step is to determine what we want to do with that language. Is it to travel? To read a book in another tongue? Or to communicate with people we work with? If our interest is to communicate with others, then we must focus on listening first. As an amateur radio operator I had to learn Morse Code. The dots and dashes, at first, seemed to come so fast at me that the letters all sounded the same. With time, however, I began to distinguish their sounds and rhythms. A friend gave me some good advice. Dont even attempt to learn how to send the Morse Code, he said. First, learn how to listen, and when you have learned how to copy the messages down well, it will take less than a day to learn how to send. My friend was correct. With a foreign language, we deal with additional challenges. Every language sounds different and uses different sounds. Different muscles are employed. The mouth, cheeks, nose, and tongue, along with breathing in or out, may be combined in almost endless ways.

　　雅思口語范文：學習第二語言 　　為大家整理了雅思口語的一些常用話題，加上范文，大家可以根據自己的實際情況來組織新的回答內容和思路，下面一起來看《雅思口語話題范文：學習第二語言》，供大家參考。 　　今天介紹的是second language。希望對正在準備雅思口語的烤鴨們有所幫助。希望對大家2023年雅思口語考試有所幫助! 　　Learn a second language 　　There seems to be a mounting interest in learning another language. As a native of Chile, I am frequently asked questions about Spanish, and the benefits and difficulty of learning it. While languages do not come easy for me, I have felt a need to learn. Perhaps, here I can briefly answer a few of the most frequent questions I am asked. I hope this article will also be of interest to those learning other languages beside Spanish, for either work or for pleasure. My suggestions will be of special interest to those who wish to learn another language and sound like a native speaker rather than a foreigner. 　　Should I learn another language? Although it is not an easy task, surely there are benefits from learning another language. My oldest son related the following story he heard in Uruguay, A skinny cat stood for hours waiting for the mouse to walk out from behind the hole, so he could nab him. He was having little success. A fat cat walked by, inquired about the nature of the difficulty, and volunteered to show the skinny cat the ropes. First thing, he had the skinny cat move out of the way where he could not be seen and did likewise himself. Next, he barked, Woof, woof. The mouse, thinking a dog had scared the cat away, and it was safe, ventured out only to be nabbed and devoured by the fat cat. You see, explained the fat cat, it pays to be bilingual. 　　Developing an ear and training our tongues. A first step is to determine what we want to do with that language. Is it to travel? To read a book in another tongue? Or to communicate with people we work with? If our interest is to communicate with others, then we must focus on listening first. As an amateur radio operator I had to learn Morse Code. The dots and dashes, at first, seemed to come so fast at me that the letters all sounded the same. With time, however, I began to distinguish their sounds and rhythms. A friend gave me some good advice. Dont even attempt to learn how to send the Morse Code, he said. First, learn how to listen, and when you have learned how to copy the messages down well, it will take less than a day to learn how to send. My friend was correct. With a foreign language, we deal with additional challenges. Every language sounds different and uses different sounds. Different muscles are employed. The mouth, cheeks, nose, and tongue, along with breathing in or out, may be combined in almost endless ways.