My learning language in a review As far as I can realize, there're two main types of learner in the difference of learning process: a kangaroo and a tank. In this comparison, a kangaroo is a person that makes a great language achievement in a kind of short amount of time then stay at this level until the next breaking point. In opposite, a tank is an image I want to use on a person that has a very stable graph line of language improvement, which means they get a little improvement daily or monthly. In my experience, I'm definitely a kangaroo. The main reason is that kangaroo is the image I got in looking back of my English language improvement. I started learning English at 12 (years old), and had the first 4 years kind of hating it so much. At that time, English is just a kind of school subject that I was not really good at and made my final score terribly down. That was a time I wondered why my ancient not be so aggressive in order to make Vietnamese be spoken all over the world (yeah, from a history-liked tween). to be continued with the next two breaking point of my English learning journey . . .