Shock over tongue surgery to help toddlers speak English

South Korean parents are turning to surgery to give their children a leg up in mastering the English language.

Shock over tongue surgery to help toddlers speak English
Fri, 02 Jan, 2004 - 06:16

South Korean parents are turning to surgery to give their children a leg up in mastering the English language.

The problem for the youngsters is sorting out L and R surrounds which they find difficult to pronounce.

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