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Explaining “You are never too old to learn”
Anwar Kareem 06/10/2024, 19:32English.me team member
What does it mean?
The phrase means that one can always gain new knowledge and skills, regardless of their age.
Tone
Encouraging
Origin
The phrase is a common adage with no specific known origin, but it reflects a long-standing belief in many cultures that learning is a lifelong process.
Examples of usage
- Even at 70, Martha decided to take a painting class, proving that you are never too old to learn.
- John always thought technology was for younger people, but after taking a computer class, he realized you're never too old to learn.
- When my grandfather started learning French in his 80s, he showed everyone that you are never too old to learn.
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