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Just a little about me My name is Barbara and I'm an engineering student. I must confess that my relationship with foreign languages it was "complicate" since I was a child. English and french were required until secondary school...it was like a torture for me. I agree with whoever says "you have wasted an opportunity!", but I was too stupid to understand it :). At high school, instead, I fortunatly said "good bye french" but I (unfortunatly) also said "welcome latin". It was a disaster! It was a really huge disaster... However, there is a positive thing: I finally understood how it's important to learn a different language from your. Exepecially if your dream is to travel around the world. What a coincidence, my dream is precisely that! I wish a job that includes occasional business trips because I want to meet people with a different point of view and a different way of thinking (and, obviously, because I want to visit new places). So it isn't wrong says that to learn a new language is more as a means to achieve my dream instead of an hobby or a passion for me. But it's also truth that french and I will never be compatible (unfortunatly), so I place all my trust in english. This is a short presentation about me, so please correct my mistakes (surely numerous) :D P.S: I apologize with french people: you have a beautiful language, but it will never be clear to me...

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Just a little about me

My name is Barbara and I'm an engineering student.

I must confess that my relationship with foreign languages has been "complicated" since I was a child. English and French were required until secondary school...it was like a torture for me. I agree with whoever says "you have wasted an opportunity!", but I was too stupid to understand it :). At high school I fortunately said "good bye French" but I (unfortunately) also said "welcome Latin". It was a disaster! It was a really huge disaster...

However, there is a positive thing: I finally understood how important it is to learn a different language from your own. Especially if your dream is to travel around the world. What a coincidence, my dream is precisely that! I want a job that includes occasional business trips because I want to meet people with different points of view and a different way of thinking (and, obviously, because I want to visit new places).

So it isn't wrong to say that to learn a new language is more as a means to achieve my dream instead of a hobby or a passion for me. But it's also true that French and I will never be compatible (unfortunately), so I place all my trust in English.

This is a short presentation about me, so please correct my mistakes (surely numerous) :D

P.S: I apologize to French people: you have a beautiful language, but it will never be clear to me...
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Just a little about me

My name is Barbara and I'm an engineering student.

I must confess that my relationship with foreign languages was "complicate" has been complex since I was a child. English and fFrench were required until secondary school...it was like a torture for me. I agree with whoever says "you have wasted an opportunity!", but I was too stupid to understand it :). At high school, instead, I fortunately said "good bye french" but I (unfortunately) also said "welcome latin". It was a disaster! It was a really huge disaster...

However, there is a positive thing: I finally understood how it's important to learn a different language from your own, exespecially if your dream is to travel around the world. What a coincidence, my dream is precisely that! I wish would like a job that includes occasional business trips because I want to meet people with a different point of view and a different way of thinking (and, obviously, because I want to visit new places).

So it isn't wrong to says that to learn a new language is more as a means to achieve my dream instead of an hobby or a passion for me. But it's also trueth that fFrench and I will never be compatible (unfortunately), so I place all my trust in eEnglish.

This is a short presentation about me, so please correct my mistakes (surely numerous) :D

P.S: I apologize with french people: you have a beautiful language, but it will never be clear to me...

I am glad that I am not alone.  While I have a French name, the language did not stick with me and I resisted learning it in high school.  Good luck.  Noël


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