THE PROCESS OF LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND PROBLEMS ENCOUNTER DURING LEARNING.

Flora Lewis invites us to reason about the following sentence, '“Learning another language is not only learning different words for the same things, but learning another way to think about things.” (Flora Lewis) Confirmed Processes: It has been confirmed that learning is the only life-long process that will never stop happening in one form or another, whatever path it takes to gain knowledge. Nowadays, where becoming a global citizen has become a necessity, the need to learn foreign languages arises. This process not only creates a passageway for life, but opens doors along this path. It has been confirmed that learning processes are contacts during which we receive, register, classify, reinforce, compare, reason, synthesize, accept, contradict, internalize sets of knowledge, execute cultivated behaviors, maintain attitudes, lobby, self-actualize within our socio-cultural environments and in foreign socio-cultural and linguistic environments. It has been confirmed that there is a variety of learning. In order for the learning process to be effective, it is important to find the right methods to accomplish the learning. These techniques and methods are "investigated" from time to time to verify if they are still appropriate for the learning process or if there is a need to experiment with new methods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]