Fourth Interview Questions

1. What's most important when learning a second language?
2. It is said that bilinguals have a better chance of learning a third language? Would you believe that?
3. Does motivation have anything to do with learning a second language?
4. Would you say that it is a lot harder for adults to learn a new language? why?
5. What is best for a child? to learn in a classroom or on the outside world (their environtment)?
6. What kind of methods do you use to teach a language? or use any methods
7.  Would you think it's a good idea to shelter a child knowing that they are bilingual? why?
8.  Bilinguals have many advantages? would that be considered true?
9. Theres articles that talk about nature vs. nurture. Which one do you think is most dominant? why?
10.  Kids have the most advantage than anyone else. Why do you think is that?
11. It is said that when your about 12 yrs. old and older, learning a language will not be the same as for when you learned your native language. Why could that be?
12. Babies coo, cry, laugh and scream when they werent even taught to do so. What are your thoughts on this?
13. Have you ever thought of how you learned your native language?
14. When did you first start learning your second language?
15. Many people are bilingual today and some really don't practice their first or second language and some eventually forget? What do you have to say about this?
16. People (mostly adults) get shy or embarrassed to talk in a different language that they can rarely speak in. why could that be?
17. Would you say that mimiking is considered something good or bad in a child? why?
18. Anyone at any age can learn a second language. Would you consider this statement to be true? Why?
19. Who gives the most help a parent or a teacher? why?
20. What makes a person improve on their language(s)? why?