I would assume based on your comment that the "difficult" languages have teachers that get paid more than if they teach "common" languages such as English or Spanish. π€π€―π€
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I would assume based on your comment that the "difficult" languages have teachers that get paid more than if they teach "common" languages such as English or Spanish. π€π€―π€
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Well if they're teaching those languages to non-native speakers, then yes, I'd assume that the pay to teach them would be higher. πππβ¨π€
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It's !INDEED more difficult to teach a language to non-native speakers than those who are learning the language as their first. π€―π€
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Well, it depends. Some people with sufficient mental flexibility can learn new languages quite easily, though it also depends on whether the language that they're learning is in the same language family or not. If people learned one language, then they can learn others! πππβ¨π€
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