Thoughts about learning languages... At this point in my life I'm fully able to communicate in the English language. I started learning it even before going to school. My stepgrandfather was a translator and I learnt a lot from him, so by the time I was attending kindergarten I already knew a lot of words and understood its grammar well. Nevertheless (too proper maybe, but I love this preposition), being able to speak fluently and confidently takes, more than anything, a lot of practice; continuous and intense practice. I'm mostly interested now in perfecting my grammar and my punctuation. So please, anything you spot in my writing, make me know. I'm from Guadalajara, the second largest city in Mexico, therefore my native language is Spanish; the Latin American variant. I was always interested in grammar, I find very fascinating how human language works. So, I seized my time spent in Spanish classes at school. I'm aiming now to become fluent in French and Esperanto. I already know some words in German, Italian, Portuguese and feel passionate but know nothing about Icelandic, Chinese, Japanese, and Nahuatl. I like to think that one day I'll be able to speak more languages fluently and maybe become a translator. Thanks for reading.