A Motivation of for Learning English

In a coffee shop, I met a Canadian guy who I have talked in spoken with somewhere before. He was friendly as we met last time just like the last time we met. Since we had the common interest of Japanese cartoons and movies, we were taking about mostly about them those. I had been growing grown up in Tokyo with Japanese cartoons while he had in grew up in Canada with Canadian cartoons. Our memorable childhood cartoons were different. I thought our Japanese cartoons was were aired widely in around the world, so foreign children watched the same ones as we Japanese watched. However, the thing was that in Canada they had more channel options than Japan and of course they had non-Japanese cartoons. so You didn't watch the Japanese cartoons unless you or your parents intentionally chose the one.

By the way, through During this topic, there is was one thing I have just realized. Apparently, my English speaking level is still stuck at an intermediate level according to my Canadian friend. This realization really discouraged me. He didn't mention it to me directly, but it was obvious since he was explaining about the differences of his way to talk of speaking when he talks to native English speakers and the others. He intentionally chooses easy words for English learners, including me myself.

Not to mention, I know my English is not enough having to have a comfortable conversation for with natives. Well, it's okay. I'm staying positive. It just motivated me to study harder.

Nice job! You'll get there! Learning a new language isn't easy and you must continue to learn even after you think you mastered it.