THE MAIN ISSUES OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING
Keywords:
language learning, motivation, cultural barriers, methods, develop effective strategies, education.Abstract
This article dedicated is foreign language learning is a dynamic process fraught with various challenges that learners encounter along their linguistic journey. Also, outlines the main issues inherent in foreign language learning, including factors such as motivation, proficiency levels, cultural barriers, instructional methods, and individual differences among learners. By identifying and understanding these key issues, educators and language learners alike can better navigate the complexities of language acquisition and develop effective strategies to overcome obstacles. Article provides a foundational overview of the main issues in foreign language learning, setting the stage for further exploration and research in this vital field of education.
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