I've always wanted to know more than I know and one thing I've always been interested is lenguages.
According to me, a lenguage you learn, is a new world to discover, new books, new programs, new people, new jobs, and so on. A lenguage opens your mind in order to get more and more information for you to learn.
When I was younger at the school I didn't want to learn english because I didn't like it, I think my english teachers in those days couldn't make me feel interested about it, however once I realized how important that english is, in spite of my teachers at the school, because of english is a beatiful lenguage spoken by million of people throughout the world and it can be helpful and useful during your entire life at any situation.
nowadays i attend an english course where I feel motivated in learn more and improve my english as much as I can.
Hello!
ReplyDeleteI think part of the problem we have nowadays with the learning of languaes is the same you had when you were a child. But we are happy you overcome this aversion to English and began to learn.
I try to complement my learning with other knwledge, such as food recipes or history of the country. Do you do these kind of things too?
Bye!
Hi Lia I totally agree with your point of view. For a successfull process, education must count with 3 parts which are fundamentals, parents, teacher and of course the person who's being taught, when the two first parts mentioned before miss nothing is going to happen with the young student because of the lack of motivation.
ReplyDeleteIn those days when I was younger in the school I used to attend, I had a teacher who was boring and she didn't help on my motivation, classes were flat and always the same.
Now besides of the classes at Norteamericano I like reading magazines or books about topics I like, so I make english much more interesting, as you said on your post.
see u on classes
Good Nico, thank you for your comments.
ReplyDeleteSome comments on your English.
Have a look at the next paragraph. It has no stops and its way too long for only commas.
"When I was younger at the school I didn't want to learn english because I didn't like it, I think my english teachers in those days couldn't make me feel interested about it, however once I realized how important that english is, in spite of my teachers at the school, because of english is a beatiful lenguage spoken by million of people throughout the world and it can be helpful and useful during your entire life at any situation."
When you use "in spte of" you need a noun phrase, i.e., only a noun, not a verb. For example, "I spite of my boring English lessons, I learnt English."
By the way, what happened to your other posts?
See you.
Paula