languange

Every day, we speak to people around us through a medium that is being understood both by the speaker and listener. This medium is so called language. There are too many languages in this world. Some of them you'll never hear , and some of them are used globally. used by world citizen. There also exists dead languages, the ones language that already no one uses.

Through eighteen years of life, I have learned about 4 languages, Malay, English, Arabic and Japanese. Malay, of course, I learned to speak it from my earlier life as an infant. I'm born as a Malay, so that's why I can speak it fluently. During my primary school, I started to learn a new language, English. I learned Arabic when I entered secondary school and the last language I am learning is Japanese. I started to learn when I entered the college. life.

Yeah, indeed, although I have been learning the Arabic for about five years, I still can't speak talk it fluently and it is really hard to remember what I had been learned before. But for English and Japanese, I feel very excited and they it seem very easy to learn. I only felt excited to learn the Arabic when it is really in the last year of secondary school. Japanese, from earlier in the learning process, I already feel excited and want to say it loud.

Maybe because I know that I will further my study in the Land of the Rising Sun I feel such excitement. Yeah, it may be because of that. To learn a new language we must feel such that we will talk to people that use the language someday. When you think like that, you are more motivated to learn the language and speak the language.

When I learned the Arabic for 5 years, I never thought that I'd go to the Middle East Asia or talking with an Arabic speaker. So that's why when I entered the Uniten, where many of the students are Arabic speakers, I felt regret, cause I forgot what I had learned for 5 years of my life.

So, when you learn a new language, remember that someday you'll use the language to speak to a native speaker of that language. with their speaker even though you are not going to the language's origin country.