English in university... well, to be honest, this is the very first english class I have in university. When I did the english test after I got accepted in my career, I got English III so here I am. Sure, I'd have enjoyed it more if I'd had the opportunity of ACTUALLY being in a classroom, speaking english directly with the professor, and if i wouldn't had as many problem as I had when I had to connect to virtual classes. But, despite of that, it was interesting, I really learned and solve a few questions I had in classes and I really, really like to write in english, so blogging helped me. My english isn't perfect, at the contrary, I think i have a lot of vocabulary problem and my gramatic sucks, but I defend myself.
I learned english on my own, I entered the internet very young and my father works in ships, so he has to travel a lot with other people and had to learn to speak english, and he help me to start learning too. I learned thank to music and movies, but, I think I really got involved with this language thank to Kpop. How, may you ask? Well, when I started to like Korean music it wasn't really popular in Latin America, so a majority of the interviews, lyrics translations and tv shows of my boybands and girlbands were only en english, so I force myself to learn. I made a few english speaker friends so they help me a lot to improve, but... I still have a lot to learn. And! Talking about, I decided to use the free time quarantine has gave me to learn another language, Korean, this time. However, the book I'm using to learn is in english, and in one side is a little bit confusing, but in the other, knowing english gives me tools that really help me with Korean, for examples, phonemas, there is a lot of sounds and vowels (korean has 21 vowels) that doesn't exist in Spanish but I know how to pronounce thanks to english.
However, wish me luck learning this new language! And thank you very much for the learning!
I learned english on my own, I entered the internet very young and my father works in ships, so he has to travel a lot with other people and had to learn to speak english, and he help me to start learning too. I learned thank to music and movies, but, I think I really got involved with this language thank to Kpop. How, may you ask? Well, when I started to like Korean music it wasn't really popular in Latin America, so a majority of the interviews, lyrics translations and tv shows of my boybands and girlbands were only en english, so I force myself to learn. I made a few english speaker friends so they help me a lot to improve, but... I still have a lot to learn. And! Talking about, I decided to use the free time quarantine has gave me to learn another language, Korean, this time. However, the book I'm using to learn is in english, and in one side is a little bit confusing, but in the other, knowing english gives me tools that really help me with Korean, for examples, phonemas, there is a lot of sounds and vowels (korean has 21 vowels) that doesn't exist in Spanish but I know how to pronounce thanks to english.
However, wish me luck learning this new language! And thank you very much for the learning!
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