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none really. all i know is that if you are bilingual, and have a good paying job when you're older, you get paid more just for being bilingual
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I can speak Portuguese, Spanish and still leaning English... the bad side is frustration and slangs... Other than that is really good when you can communicate without others to help you.
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I don't think there are any. It's all positive to me..you can talk to other people from foreign countries and meet/make new friends or it could be something extra on a resume =]
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There's no negative effects to learn a second or multiple languages--that I know of.
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You can't forget and/or remember words in only one of the languages not the other. Usually, it's in the wrong language
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Since I am not fluent in my second and third languages, I find I mix up words between French and Spanish.
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Any and all negative effects of learning a second language are negated by the millions of positive reasons to learn a second language.
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It becomming very strange when I start to dream in a second langage! It's a little bit scaring!
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There really aren't any. Being multi-lingual has actually been proven to help delay any onset of Alzheimers! : )
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None. And if you are brought up bilingual you develop a part of the brain your better that has to do with language and makes a third language easier to learn.
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I don't think there are any negative effects - I keep urging some of my friends to take English as a second language cause half the times they open their mouths I can't understand a word they are saying.
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the thing is...its the topic for a debate i have to do. i cant find any reasons :(
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It has sometimes a showoff effect.
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You may not want to find out what your neighbors have been saying about you in another language. lol
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