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I was born in Lagos, Nigeria. I am currently a student living in Texas in the united States
I have always been fascinated in being fluent in multiple languages
I am looking for a chance to converse with native speakers and gain fluency in a plethora of languages
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- Motivacion y sus olas. Hoy en dia parece duro a terminar algo. Hay muchas distracciones. Si no tiene obligacion del trabajo. Su familia quiere jalate en muchas dirreciones. Siento que yo tomo uno paso al frente y dos pasos atras con todo. Todavia quiero ser bilingue pero parece dificil. He escuchado musicas. He mirado peliculas y noticias y no estoy donde quiero estar. Necesito la estructura. Dime como lo hiciste.February 11, 202040
Today
Now that you aren't here, without you I feel everything is so cold, my mornings are cold, the evenings are cold, the nights are cold, but I think that in a the future I will feel better, because I wouldn't won't love you anymore, because we all have to go so the time will be better.0 votedJuly 15, 20180My bad experience at language exchange meeting (part 1)
I had read about a man who said he had gone to one on here by diary from here. So, I searched on Facebook for "language exchange meetings" in my city, and I found an only one event which had there was that kind of meetings.
That The meeting, was formed by a people group. They used to organized meetings so often. Then, when I went there, I knew they did those the meetings once in a month. The group was called "MDQ exchange". MDQ, is my city, Mar del Plata, in Argentina. Every event had a topic from a place in the world, which were voted for people. This time, the topic was Mexico and there was a trivia. Those The meetings was organized in a bar, which had 2 floors.
On the ground floor, there was an ordinary bar, instead on the first floor there was the language exchange. On the ground floor there was, besides, were games.
At the entrance of the place you had to pay a contribution bonus of $50AR and then you had to say the country that you came from and the language that you wanted to learn. In some cases, you could choose between various flags, depending of on the country that you wanted to learn, or somehow, focus your language in. I was with my grandad who wanted to improve his French and I wanted to improve my English.
The big problem was that when I arrived to at the place. There was a lot of people from my country, but nobody (at least at to my knowledge) who was from other another country, except a Germany woman, who I didn't see, but my grandad did had seen that. saw
We were late and that's why everybody (or at least the most) had eaten. I didn't find anybody who gave would give me something to eat, I mean, a waitress, and I wasn't encouraged to ask for food to or anything. I couldn't eat anything and then my grandad had to asked for a pizza and a Coca-Cola at final the end of the event.
Check out my second part of this text. I'll leave the link on comments below.0 votedJuly 14, 20181New Family
well, My name is Adrian Arturo and I come up to here for sharing about my new family I CAME UP HERE TO SHARE NEWS ABOUT MY NEW FAMILY THAT I met two weekends ago,. therefore FIRST OFF I want to say THAT I am AN only child for ON MY mother's side, but now I've met three half-brothers and my real father after 31 years. I have to recognize I felt awkward the first times TIME with them so it wasn´t until the second meeting THAT I felt comfortable, we sharing SHARED our numbers phone PHONE NUMBERS and there more WHAT'S MORE, I NOW ALSO have two little pretty PRETTY LITTLE nieces.
I love English and its culture and people, so if you want to share with me whatever you want, I will be there for you guys
Sincerely
Adrian Arturo0 votedMay 23, 20161- Bilingüe Hoy es mi primero dia escribiendo en este sitio, y voy a hablar sobre porque quiero ser bilingüe. Soy de Nigeria originalmente pero ahora vivo en los Estados Unidos. Yo crecí con fútbol en mi vida, he jugado desde era joven. Cuando yo y mi familia vivíamos en Wales (en el U.K.) jugaba fútbol. Fútbol (o Soccer es que lo llaman aquí en los EEUU) es que uso hacer amigos. Pues cuando venia a los EEUU continuo jugar fútbol. Hacia amigos en mi escuela jugando fútbol, naturalmente ellos eran de hispanos y hablan en español. Poco a poco comenzamos ser intimo y ahora quiero aprender español por ellos y sus familia. Quiero hablar con sus abuelos sobre sus historias del mundo, Quiero hablar con sus padres sobre vida, Quiero hablar con ellos sobre todo. No tengo sentir como un extranjero con mis hermanos.
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