Language. Is it easy?

It is often said that to be perfect is impossible, even in your native language. Everyone can read a great writer, but almost nobody very few can write in so with such originality and such accomplishment way. But I want to talk about something more down to earth. In the very At the beginning, I want to say - of course, I am an amateur novice/neophyte/tyro in English. And I'm quite far from the level which I consider as good enough for a learner who wants to be very fluent. So. Not professional. Far from being accomplished.

I used to have some problems with languages when I was at school, I think perhaps because of the teachers and the teaching methods. and I don't know about teaching in your country, but in mine it's a great problem, sometimes it seems that it's the most important goal of some teachers is to make you feel incompetent and untalented unable to be a successful learner, make you feel not talented enough. I hated English. (you're overusing the conjunction as a start to a sentence. sometimes it has good effect, but not so often) And I fell in love with it only after school, when I was free of lessons, of marks and learning for someone else, but instead of for myself. When I decided to try (not in the first time), in the beginning I gave up on grammar (which I hated). I started with by learning new words, watching videos. It was good, but not very exciting. Then I began to speak on Skype and had a trip to a language school in Ireland. School didn't teach me much, but socialising after it inspired me so much that I suddenly understood that I would be able to achieve my goal. When I returned home I was eager to learn grammar, learn more words, watch films, read a lot. It was wonderful to read my first book in English and now I've read quite a lot of them. I've seen many films, went through a lot of stuff for quite a little period of time. Grammar, which I used to hate so much, became a good friend when I understood how useful it could be in practical using use of language.

And now... I want to suggest you to buy a course (by professor X) that helped me so much only for a $1000. It's a joke. I re-read my note and understood that it sounded like an advert... Anyway, the main point is - no, not in going to on a trip, not to give giving up grammar, but in finding the best way to make yourself interested in it. Be interested, find your inspiration. But also be organised - language is like learning to play some a musical instrument - it's needs constant practise. As for me - when I study in an intensive way, a break for a week can destroy what I've been trying to learn for a month.

Thanks for those who will find some time to correct it this and say a word about my pronunciation :)

I started with learning new words andwatching videos. It was good, but not very boring exciting. Then I began to speak talk with others on Skype and even took had a trip to a language school in Ireland. The school didn't teach me much, but the socialising after classes it inspired me so much that I suddenly understood that I would be able to can achieve my goal. When I returned Upon returning home, I was eager to learn grammar, learn more words improve my vocabulary, watch films movies and, read aplenty lot. It was wonderful to be able to read my first book in English.  and Now I've read quite a lot of them many under my belt. I've have too seen watched many movies in English and best of all,  films, went through a lot of stuff for quite a little accomplished in a short period of time. Grammar which I used to hate so much became My archenemy, Grammar is now my a good friend. when I understood how useful it could be in practical using of language Without him, I could progress no further in mastering of this difficult language.

And now... I want to suggest you to buy a get this course by professor X that had helped me so much for only for a $1000.  It's A joke of course. When I was rereading this my note, and understood that it sound like an advert I sounded as if I was plugging for it!... Anyway, the main point is - no, not in going to for a language trip, not to giving up on grammar, but in to finding the best way to motivate yourself and be comfortable with it. make yourself interested in it. Be interested, find your inspiration Perhaps like me, you will find your calling and break the difficult barrier. But also You need to be organised. Mastering a language is like learning to play some musical instrument. - it's It needs constant practice. As for me when I study in an intensively way, any break for a week can will destroy waht undo what I've have been trying to learn for a month.

Thanks for all those who will to find some time to correct it and say a word my essay and comment on about my pronunciation :)

You have a firm grasp of the basics.  What you have to do is to express it in a more natural manner. I treat all essays as formal ones.  So I correct/edit them in that setting.  If you continue to read, you will succeed beyond your expectation.  For your enunciation is perfet and with that Russian accent, it will make your speech even more distinctive and mellifluous. Feel free to ask questions on the changes.  This is another criterion to success.

Language. Is it easy?

It is often said that to be perfect is impossible even in your native language. Everyone can read works from a great writer. but almost nobody However, not anyone can write in so original and accomplished way beautifully especially in some original work. But What I want would like to talk about is something more down to earth. In the very beginning, I want to say - Of course, I am an amateur in of the English language. And I'm I am still at a quite far from level which I consider as good enough for a learner who wants to be very fluent as good but not fluent. So. Not professional. Far from being accomplished. So please bear with me.

I used to have some language problems with languages when I was at in school. And I don't do not know about how it is being taught in your conuntry, but in mine it's a great there are major problems with our system. Sometimes it seems that it's is the most important goal of some teachers to make you feel that you are some loser; unable to be a successful learner, make you feel not talented enough to amount to anything. I hated the English language and yet . And I fell in love with it only after I left school and there were no classes, tests and forced to learn from someone else. school, when I was free of lessons, of marks and learning for someone else, but for myself. It was better on my own.  When I decided to try, thought  (not in the first time), I have to throw my hand up gave up at grammar which I loathe hated.