Importance of a second language
Posted by William Maclean - 18:11 on 23 January 2009
The Mouse family are all sitting quietly watching TV. Suddenly the mean cat appears.
Father Mouse jumps up and barks like a Rottweiler. The cat runs like hell.
"See!", says Father Mouse, "That is why it is so important to have a 2nd language!"
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