Why I Want to learn a new Language?
When I was child, I watched english TV programs, songs, books, etc. I said, why I can not understand the meaning of these words, so I understood that there are a lot of languages around the world, and it is amazing because it means different cultures, staff like that.
There's when I was interested in learning a new language; but I need to think about wich language I need to start.
So I get: I like english musie, english tv programs, so lets try with english.
I readed a lot of english books, singed english songs with lyrics, watched tv Series in english. My mind was in other place, there were times when I did can understand people talking, and I was excited.
So I hope to talk and hear like a native english speaker.
Learn another language is like have another life.
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Why I do I want to learn a new language?
When I was child, I watched English TV programs, songs, books, etc. I said, why I can not understand can't I understand the meaning of these words? So I understood that there are a lot of languages around the world, and it is amazing because it means there are different cultures, and stuff like that.There's That's when I was became interested in learning a new language; but I needed to think about which language I needed to start.
So I get thought: I like English music and English TV programs, so let's try with English.
I readed a lot of English books, singed sung English songs with lyrics, and watched TV series in English. My mind was in another place; there were times when I did can could understand people talking, and I was excited.
So I hope to talk and hear like a native English speaker.
Learning another language is like having another life.
I like how you are interested in other cultures and languages! I feel the same way.
I wanted to draw attention to your use of two irregular verbs, "sing" and "read". The past tense forms of these verbs are "sung" and "read". "Read" is confusing even for young native English speakers, because it's spelled exactly the same either way! The difference is in the pronunciation. Present tense sounds like "reed" and past tense sounds "red". We just know the difference through the context. You'll just have to keep memorizing the irregular verbs. But you can do it! Keep it up, I know that someday you can be an excellent English speaker.
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