You should say
-Where were you?
-Who were you with?
-What did you talk about?
-And explain how you felt about it?
Model Answer
Introduction
- I love foreign language.
- Though there some that sound like coherent words without meaning.
- While others are sweet and melodious to the ear.
Where were you?
- I was in Africa,
- We went for a family vacation in South Africa.
- It is a very beautiful country with beautiful people.
Who were you with?
- Everybody in my family was present.
- Both my aunties, uncles, and cousins.
- It was like a reunion in the form of a vacation.
- We stayed at a resort and we met different people speaking Swahili.
- As they spoke it was so interesting to hear them communicate with each other.
What did you talk about?
- I was so interested and asked one of the stewards to teach me common greetings in Swahili.
- They taught me and I was proud to be able to communicate with them.
- It was tongue-twisting at first,
- But I got it at the end and greeted a few people with it.
Explain how you felt?
- The mall abhors lots of people during the day but it’s always empty at night.
- I was proud of myself for learning a few greetings within a short period.
- I add it to the list of all my achievements
Conclusion
Learning foreign languages is fun and entertaining. It builds your orientation for other cultures.
Part-3 : Follow up Questions @Smart Alpine Education
1. At what age should children start learning a foreign language?
Children should learn foreign dialects as they grow up. The earlier the better. Learning foreign languages while they are still young is easier than learning as adults. Children have faster learning abilities than adults.
2. Should children learn a foreign language?
Yes, they should. No language is to be despised, every mango has this own benefit. You never can tell when the children will need it. Nowadays we have ambassadors to foreign countries because they can speak the language of those countries.
3. Which skill is more important speaking or writing?
I think both are significant because there are people that are not outspoken and then put their feelings Into writing while others speak up instead of writing. Writing also helps us put together words before we say them.
4. Do you think minority languages will disappear?
As I said earlier, no language is without its benefit. Some languages might not be popular but they are spoken in different countries. The minority of a language doesn’t mean it will disappear.