Learning Languages

It's true that English has become a global lingua franca over the past several decades. This fact, however, really should have little effect on your decision to learn a foreign language. The attitude that English alone is enough in fact creates self-imposed limitations. To remain monolingual is to stunt your educational development, to restrict your communication and thinking abilities, and to deny yourself the ability to fully appreciate and understand the world in which you live. Learning another language opens up new opportunities and gives you perspectives that you might never have encountered otherwise. Personal, professional, social, and economic considerations all point to the advantages of learning foreign languages
That is why I am going to explain the possible ways to learn foreign languages(this article is for Pakistanis)
like French, Japanese, Spanish etc.
This is a threat to A Levels students if they don't know or the want to learn foreign languages as maximum number of you are going to foreign Universities and what will you do if you don't know how to speak the native language???
SO, learning French as an A Level side-subject is a valid option but if you have not done it and you are now about to end your time in A Levels, then you have to learn it through the internet, which is, frankly speaking, the greatest teacher.