World Languages Organization

Multilingual: Able to use more than two languages for communication. Studies have shown that multilingualism and even bilingualism benefit the health of the brain. They slow the onset of dementia and multilingualism is often associated with better concentration and information processing. Learning languages definitely has a benefit and the World Languages Organization challenges you to try and learn a new language, or even remember a cool word or phrase from a different langu...age. . . . #language #languagelearning #worldlanguages #education #multilingual #world #culture #student See more

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This quote, attributed to Frantz Fanon, perfectly describes the opinion of the world languages organization on the nature of language. We believe that languages are heavily intertwined with different cultures and we strive to spread that belief to highschools all over Ontario, Canada, and the world. Please like and share if you have the same beliefs and want to help us spread them. . . . #worldlanguages #culture #world #languagelearning #language #french #spanish #english #languages #students #education #learn #learning

Check out an interesting blog about The Polyglossic Situation in French Guiana written by Brandon Sambrano.