Learning foreign languages
I've always loved to study foreign languages. A language reflects the way a society sees the world, it reflects its culture, its way of living. I find it fascinating. Moreover, learning new words and expressions it's so much fun! I've studied English, French and Japanese. Also, I studied Ancient Greek and Latin. However, I've forgotten many things, so I need to improve my skills.
I travelled to Japan last year. It was a wonderful experience (I must write an entry about it!). Regarding to language, I could speak a little with the people I met there and they told me I did I good work. It was very rewarding. I studied Japanese by myself for years and then I met some lovely people here who have helped me a lot. That's why I think this is a great place to practice.
Speaking of, the key to learning foreign languages is, obviously, practice and more practice. I always tell myself: "Don't give up, hard work pays hard!". Now, I want to focus on English and Japanese, so I hope I can get fluent in these languages someday.
Thank you for reading! :)
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Learning foreign languages
I've always loved to study foreign languages. A language reflects the way a society sees the world, it reflects its culture, its way of living. I find it fascinating. Moreover, learning new words and expressions is it's so much fun! I've studied English, French and Japanese. Also, I studied Ancient Greek and Latin. However, I've forgotten many things, so I need to improve my skills.I traveled to Japan last year. It was a wonderful experience (I must write an entry about it!). Regarding language, I could speak a little with the people I met there and they told me I did well I good work. It was very rewarding. I studied Japanese by myself for years and then I met some lovely people here who have helped me a lot. That's why I think this is a great place to practice.
Speaking of this, the key to learning foreign languages is, obviously, practice and more practice. I always tell myself: "Don't give up, hard work pays hard!". Now, I want to focus on English and Japanese, so I hope I can get fluent in these languages someday.
Thank you for reading! :)
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Learning foreign languages
I've always loved to study studying foreign languages. A language reflects the way a society sees the world; it reflects its culture, its way of living. I find it fascinating. Moreover, learning new words and expressions it's is so much fun! I've studied English, French and Japanese. Also, I studied Ancient Greek and Latin. However, I've forgotten many things, so I need to improve my skills.I travelled to Japan last year. It was a wonderful experience (I must write an entry about it!). Regarding to language, I could speak a little with the people I met there and they told me I did a good job work. It was very rewarding. I studied Japanese by myself for years and then I met some lovely people here who have helped me a lot. That's why I think this is a great place to practice.
Speaking of that, the key to learning foreign languages is, obviously, practice and more practice. I always tell myself: "Don't give up, hard work pays off hard!". Now, I want to focus on English and Japanese, so I hope I can get fluent in these languages someday.
Thank you for reading! :)
I completely understand the way you feel about languages; I do as well! Good luck on your way to fluency - you're doing a great job already!
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