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Learning a new lenguage
Hello! I'm going to talk about the things I've done to learn english as a second lenguageSince I was in elementary school I've recived english classes, but I just learn very basic things like the colors, the names of the fruits or vegetables. Until I was in high school I started formal english classes in a particular school, there I studied every saturday for almost 3 years. I realized how helpful and important is to know a second lenguage and also I really enjoy those classes, so it was such a great experience. Later, I started practice for my own in online web sites like this, because I don't have many persons around me who can speak english.
Now I want to continue practicing to improve my lenguage skills and I'd love to learn a third lenguage, maybe French or Italian I'm not sure, what do you think?
Hello! I'm going to talk about the things that I've done in the past to learn English as a second lenguage language.
Since I was in the elementary school I've recived attended English classes, but I just learned very basic things like the colors and the names of the fruits or vegetables until I was in high school. I started the formal English classes in a particular school, there I had studied every Saturday for almost 3 years. I realized how helpful and important is to know a second lenguage language and also I really i enjoyed those classes too, so it was such a great experience . Later, I started practice practicing for my own in online web on my own from online websites like this, because I don't have many persons around me who can speak better English.
Now I want to continue practicing to improve my language skill's and I'd love to learn a third language too, maybe French or Italian and I'm not sure of it, so,what do you think?
Bolded letters are corrected ones.
Goodluck!!!
Learning a new lenguage language
Since I was in elementary school I've recived received english classes, but I just learned very basic things like the colors, and the names of the fruits or ("and" is better than "or" here) vegetables. Until I was in high school I started formal english classes in a particular school, and there I studied every saturday for almost 3 years. I realized how helpful and important it is to know a second lenguage language and also I really enjoyed those classes, so it was such (better without "such") a great experience. Later, I started practice for my own ("on my own" is better than "for my own") in online web sites like this, because I don't have many persons people around me who can speak english.
Now I want to continue practicing to improve my lenguage language skills and I'd love to learn a third lenguage language, maybe French or Italian. I'm not sure, what do you think?
The words "english" and "saturday" should be capitalized
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