Abstract
Unfortunately, not always the desire of students to speak and know the language coincides with their abilities to it. Language is easy for some, difficult for others. Some of the students quickly memorize words, someone learns to read faster, someone is easier to imitate foreign speech. Thanks to psychology, it has become easier to explain some of the difficulties that arise in the process of teaching children, in relations with them, as well as in the problem of learning foreign languages. There is a connection between the student’s temperament, the peculiarities of his perception, attention and memory, and the difficulties he has in learning a foreign language. It is assumed that students with the phlegmatic and melancholic temperament have the greatest difficulty in learning a foreign language. Foreign language as an academic discipline is very different from other subjects of the school curriculum, and thus, obviously, students have some difficulties in studying this subject.