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Some experts believe that it is better for children to begin learning a foreign language at primary school rather than secondary school. Today, in this global village, the relation among nations has been increased remarkably. Goes are the days that people only stayed in touch with their relatives and local people, so a large proportion of people are trying to teach a foreign language to their children, as an early age, but the true time for doing this is brought into question. To begin with, primary school is a significantly crucial period of any human’s life, because acquisition of basic roots of a vast range of abilities in terms of cognitivecognition, mind and physic physique refers to this time. Moreover, children benefit from a high ability of receiving and learning any new activities, so that considerable information can be received just by spending a slight time on it, compared to adulthood. Having said that, if children in the primary school still struggle with their mother tongue yet, by which I mean they may have some structural problems which unable them to use that properly, it would be a suffer for them to learn a new one, adding a new challenge. On the other hand, although pupils in the secondary school still have a lot of learning abilities, they are going to enter the puberty period and consequently they are involved with some adolescence difficulties, such as changes occurring in their body and behavior, so distraction will become a common problem when they are studying to learn a new language. However, this can be solved with more exercise to improve their concentration on their lessons. Taking everything into consideration, I personally opine that the primary school is the best time to learn a foreign language. In this time not only do children possess a considerable ability to learn, but also they are getting rid of any anxiety about their surrounding world, provided that they fully fulfill whatever necessitate necessary for learning their mother language, before starting to learn a new one.