Hello guys!
In this post we talk about learning english in the university (this subject) so let's go.
First, I want to tell you some people told me, when the semester was begining, that I wasn't going to learn more english here, but I can tell that i did. Maybe we don't learn a lot, but I've practiced my pronunciation a lot with videotalks, my writing in the blog's posts, and my lexicon in every english class we have. I'll never forget what to share a flat means haha, or also you're such a pain! Even though writing posts is sometimes a looong activity, I think my blog is now priced by me, and I see we put effort every wednesday so our blogs look cool and lovely. It's also fun to 'spam' on my friends blog XD
My pronunciation is still poor, now that i've learnt some German, i get confused sometimes with words and pronunciation! German pronunciation has something in common with spanish, so I've been a little bit further from the English one. In the last semester, I've been practicing to speak more like brittish english people, rather than the North american. I prefer their pronunciation and also their words, their expression is more simple and accurate, I even prefer european english strong language... About writing, I believe I've improved it a lot with the help of these posts, listening is also something I practiced in English IV. When I'm doing videotalks, my father always complains about my bad pronunciation, sometimes it pisses me off, because I really try to speak better.
I always try to set the language of my devices in english, I listen to music in english, I speak with myself or with family and friends in english sometimes hehe.
I believe english is also a very useful tool nowadays if you go to a foreign country and you don't speak their native language very well. Anyway, languages (including English) are wonderful!!! In my opinion... Goodbye everyone.
'Whether we like it or not, modern ways are going to alter and in part, destroy traditional customs and values' -Werner Heisenberg
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