It is important, in any learning experience, to focus the Mind upon the subjects that one loves,  rather than upon the subjects that are repulsive,    stressful, or which induce feelings of alienation.

   One can focus upon the subjects which are most exciting personally.

   Surprisingly,   some people have difficulty  actually identifying subjects that they love, or which inspire them.  They feel   as though   all subjects are  generally the same.

    This is why  such activities as Mind Mapping were developed.  It is a method by which one can identify things, classify them, and develop real world interests.  Here is a link which may serve as a suggestion to develop inspired feeling.

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the akward moment is...when our "goals" of being on this site are unlike

Hello,

I think we do all have awkward moments in our lifes... and we've got to be able to laugh at them, because in fact, that's the salt of our life. We don't have to try to be that correct all the time, as human beings are imperfect ones ;)

Here I send you one of the funniest "awkward moments" I've ever read, as everybody who's learnt a language has had to cope with it more than once, for sure ( no idea who quoted it first. Sorry ).

It says:

What awkward moment…When you’ve already said “what?” three times and still have no idea what the person said, so you just agree.

Enjoy your learning languages, don't miss the bright side!

Those 3 you said are terrible I suffer with those and there's other one I think is terrible is when you talking with someone and then you make stupid mistake and sound rude or strange.

#Varsha. don t worry you re not the only one here, I have the same problem as you but it s not really a problem it s just a small step that need an effort to be like them or better.