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Learning them one at a time is a lot more efficent and less stressful, but at the end of the day it is a personal preferance. If both languages are simular then once you have one of the languages down then it should be a peice of cake to get the other one down! For my degree I have to be fluent in writing, reading and speaking atleast one other language. Then I will learn more in the future, I would get so confused if I did multiple languages at once, haha. Good luck! :D
0 votedJuly 3, 20150Living in a big city
Living in the big city can somtimes be hard, this is something that I am experiencing. Currently, I’m living in this biggest city in my country. The population last year was about 10 million and the density, more or less, is 14000-18000 / km2. This is a very big number.
Do you ever wonder how it feels to live in that kind of city? Well, It’s a bit stressful. It is just like whenever you’re going out, there are people everywhere. What makes it worse is that people here are not very friendly. There are so many people here, but you just end up hanging out with one or two people from your office or your old friends. At times you may feel lonely.
In the future, I have a plan to move to another smaller city where I could call it home. But I need to work to get more experience first, so I wouldn’t move until at least next year.
(The picture below is originally my city's traffic looks like)0 votedJuly 3, 20151
