Tue, 9 February 2010
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Almost all the adults I know think that learning a foreign language in adulthood is impossible. “I’m terrible with languages,” they say. Linguists agree, at least in part.
Definitely some interesting points, although I have to say that most of these apply to learning just one language, which you would repeat to be a polyglot.
I wrote my own advice which is specifically about the aspect of being multilingual rather than just learning one language, it's on my blog and titled <a href="http://www.fluentin3months.com/how-to-become-a-polyglot/">How to beome a polyglot</a>; a similar google search is how I found this article.
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