Bi-linguals are people who speak and have two different languages available by heart they can swap between. This is done without the thinking or the constructing process the rest of us need to create a meaningful sentence.

However, this capability can be trained and practiced to almost perfection like a "pro" bi-lingual.

Hence I became father to a tri-lingual son, I have during the years paid extra attention to what kind of differences exist between the three languages I manage and use every day: English, Spanish, and my mother tongue of Danish. From what I have seen, learned, listened to, and practiced over the years you need to be disciplined, stay focused and continue to learn if you would like to master a new language, fully. 

With the internet and the many new inventions and functional devices around, it has especially caught my attention how e.g. a language like English causes so much trouble to so many people around the world.

At ABM-Learning my goal is to let the student work actively and constantly with the language both orally and in writing. 

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