Dairy day 1

So. This is my first diary entry. I'm an architect, and I'm studying English. I want to learn how to write in English, and one of my internet-friends told me: you need to keep a diary. I thought: good idea, and that's why I'm here.

As I said, I'm an architect, and the biggest part of my day is spent in office, in front of a monitor. Today I did a lot of work, and we handed in the project. Right now I'm going home.

My life:

I was born in island Sakhalin in 1995. This is the biggest islande in Russia. I started school in 2001 and finished 2012. At that time i liked riding  bike, snowboarding and played basketball. After I moved to St. Petersburg. I entered the State University of Aerospace Instrumentation. I studied until 2017. Also I started working in 2013. I worked as a waiter till 2014. After that I worked as junior system administrator till 2015. Next I started to work as an Engineer in data center. Now I work as a System Administrator.

Traveling

I am a college student now, so the time is more flexible for me to control than before. And I have lots of leisure time to enjoy my hobbies, one of these is traveling. I would like to share with you a experience of my traveling. Last week, I went to a "ancient city" called JingZhou, which is located in the South Central China. Actually, it is a modern city, but why I just mentioned it as a "ancient city"? The reason is that she it has a long history, and now there are many historic sites, like walls, buildings, temples and so on. As far as I am concerned, something ancient is very significant and valuable, because I can learn many knowledges  useful things from it about my country and its history and its evolution. Only visiting famous places in person, can I  i cangain something special and also something I want. On the other hand, the scenery here is beautiful. My hometown is in the northern part of China, the landscape there are mountains and mountains and mountains, nothing else. However, in JingZhou, the natural scene like a picture, and most of picture is filled with water. It is a new and fresh experience for me.
I also plan to go on a trip to another city which is near from my university. I just can not wait to start.
Do you like travel? Would you mind share some experiences or feelings to me?

My surveillance

I was sitting in the cafe and accidentally hearing a dialogue.
I was sitting  on a at the table and waiting for my son, which go to Germany lession.,who goes for German lessons
The woman, which was sitting at the table nearby was meeting with her University friend. I didn't want to know it, but I did. She was really noisy. She was speaking with her friend so loudly that I must hear the whole conversation. and I have already knew that she love her family and especially her son and telling so much about him. And we (her friend and I) were hearing that her son is so smart, sportive and curious. Her friend wasn't telling so much. When he was telling she was starting to jawn. And i see that she was trying to tell only one. Maybe she think that only her life is interesting? If i could go to another place in the cafe I would go out. But I have already ordered a coffe and I was waiting it. I think this situation could be really irritative but in this time I was drinking my salty raf and smiling.

First time to be here

Today I sign in this web site because lang-8, which provides similar with service here, has have not been accepting new members with for no reason. It's very nice to find this! I'll regularly write diary here as long as I could. Nice to meet you all :)

IELTS Writing task 2: learning a foreign language in primary school or secondary school?

Some experts believe that it is better for children to begin learning a foreign language at primary school rather than secondary school. Do the advantages of this outweigh disadvantages?





Do/Does a foreign language should be learned at primary school or secondary school? Some people think the advantages of learning at primary school outweigh the disadvantages of this but the others do not think so.

I agree that children should learn /a foreign language when they are in primary school. As the reasons that are mentioned.
Firstly, learning a second language deeply take/takes a lot of time and the memory skill is growing fast when the learner is at that age in primary school. So many words of this foreign language can be remember easily and deeply, just as we can easily remind the funny memories of childhood.

Secondly, when the child is in the primary school, usually there are less subject should be taught, less knowledge should be remembered. Thus, the information about this/theforeign language do not need to be pushed aside in children’ brain.

However, there are also some disadvantages that people usually think about, would the foreign language becomes a kind of children’ mother tongue their primary language rather than their dialect mother tounge? For instance, children who go abroad when they are very young, most of them can not speak too much about in their mother language but the language they heard and speak in that country. Thus, what would happen if children studying in international school or bilingual school, the true /truth is, children at these schools can not get into their dialect as much as that of in ordinary school.

In conclusion, this is a choice question that learning the foreign language deeper than mother tongue or the opposite, in my truly heart, i believe that advantages of the former outweigh the disadvantages of this.