Learning Another Language When You’re Anglophone

I’m always learning different languages. A few years ago, when I left the military, I decided to try my hand at French. It was an easy decision for me. French, after all, a global language, spoken on practically every continent. I felt it would be just as practical a language to learn as well as fun to know. Besides, I had spent an inordinate amount of time on the internet going through a Reddit rabbit-hole trying to understand the difference between “Canadian French” and standard French. I later learned the differences appear to be quite minor, and in many ways, I preferred the Quebecois accent. <a href="https://medium.com/fairly-fluent/learning-another-language-when-youre-anglophone-a584db19af02">Learn More</a>