Is it wise to study a completely new language at A level?
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(edited 7 years ago)
I suppose its up to you but I personally wouldn't recommend it- I do French at A-Level now and I think its very difficult and I got an A in GCSE. Languages are one of the hardest A-Levels you can do so I probably wouldn't start another language from scratch. Just my opinion though 
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