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How I started learning languages When I was a child it was difficult to me to learn a foreign language. I hated it very much. Until I turned 15 I couldn't put two words together even in English let alone other languages. Then I realized that English is necessary for a job, travelling, and for the life on the whole, I started looking for resources where I could learn English as easy as possible, and one evening browsing a group of Vkontakte I found a course called "Polyglot. English for 16 Hours". I started watching this course and getting interested in this more and more, and having finished this course I found similar courses of other languages and continued learning English. A little bit later I started looking for native speakers and chatting with them and I found it very interesting for myself. Now I'm 20 and I'm actively learning Spanish and German except English. Of course I still have some problems and difficulties, but I'm not afraid of it at least and know what to do further. I'm really into learning languages now, I'm actively doing this, and I'm going to proceed.

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How I started learning languages

When I was a child, it was difficult to for me to learn a foreign language. I hated it very much. Until I turned 15 I couldn't put two words together even in English, let alone other languages. Then I realized that English is* necessary for a job, traveling and for the life on the as a whole.* I started looking for resources where I could learn English as easy as possible. and One evening while browsing a group of Vkontakte, I found a course called "Polyglot. English for 16 Hours". I started watching this the course and was getting more and more interested in this more and more. and having After finishing this the course, I found similar courses of for other languages and continued learning English. A little bit later, I started looking for native speakers and chatting with them and I found it very interesting for myself.
Now I'm 20 and I'm actively learning Spanish and German except English. Of course I still have some problems and difficulties, but I'm not afraid of it at least and know what to do further. I'm really into learning languages now. I'm actively doing this and I'm going to proceed.*

*alternative verbiage: "Then I realized that English was necessary..."
*alternative verbiage: "and for life in general."
*alternative verbiage: "I'm actively learning and plan to continue."

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