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I have studied Spanish for at least 3 years total, but only consistently for about 3 months. I had a 1 month class before going to live in Tulancingo, Mexico for 6 weeks in 2013. I have also studied Hebrew for about 2 years now. The first year I studied Biblical Hebrew with a friend. I was able to learn the Alephbet, the Niqqud (Vowels) and about 80 words. Last year I was able to be in a modern Hebrew conversational class where I learned basic grammar, syntax and verb conjugation. I can form basic sentences, but I have a long way to go before I keep up with a native speaker. Recently I started learning Norwegian. I have friends from Norway and I think it is a beautiful and interesting language. Norway is a beautiful country that I would love to visit one day, and even though many Norwegian people speak English, I think it is important to make an effort to learn about language and culture before visiting a place. Ultimately, I love spoken language and the ability to express yourself uniquely in each language. I have a huge list of languages that I would like to at least be conversational in, but if nothing else, my goal is to master 10. Some people strive to become business leaders, some to become professional sportsmen, some doctors, scientists, etc. Other than knowing I am a believer in Yeshua, I would be satisfied if the only thing anyone every knew or remembered me for was that I had mastered multiple languages. I want to be called a polyglot!
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    Reading books - essay

    From a young age, boys and girls have been taught to read books in order to gain knowledge and learn from the experience of others. However, some people claim that the knowledge gained from books is minor and not enough. The best way to deeply learn is to get out and gain experience on your own. If you are torn between these opinions, do not be. The answer is clearly the combination of the two.

    Books have been written for decades ago and have influenced millions of people around the globe. Decent writers shared their life’s experiences, and conveyed important messages. They even taught students, and all of this was through writing. Nowadays, even though the world has evolved and developed, books have remained one of the best sources to learn and master knowledge from the experience of the writers.

    However, people should not forget the importance of gaining experience by themselves. The real world is not based on papers and covers; we need to be practical and useful and that is not an easy mission at all. The most successful people failed over and over again before they succeeded. They realized that the most effective method to learn, and eventually succeed, is to make mistakes and learn by their own experience. A good example of that would be from the high-tech area - some of the successful startup companies owners who were asked for the reasons for their success, said that they gained their experience from failed past companies.

    Simply, the best way to succeed is to get the best of both worlds. If people would be able to combine the immense knowledge gained from books with the practical lessons they get from their real life experiences, they would surely be on the right trail to success.


    (I was able to read this clearly and understand what you were trying to convey. I think you did really good!)

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