BLOG 8: ENGLISH LANGUAGE CHALLENGES

 Hello everyone.

My English experience has been varied, I have suffered and enjoyed it. The truth is that despite all the support from the teachers, I have not been able to learn English. It's hard for me and it's something that eats away at my head. In spite of that, I am very grateful for the instances that I have gone through in the English courses.


Regarding the blogs, I think it is an opportunity to get to know yourself as well as your peers, but in English. I have been feeling very bad for a few weeks, and even though blogging can be a nuisance (sometimes), it has helped me to unburden myself of more personal issues.


English will be on my path for the rest of my life, and it is very necessary, and I will have to learn to deal with it and move forward. My fluency, listening, writing and vocabulary need to be strengthened but starting from 0. For that, I think I will take an English course in the future -even if I have to invest in it-, since I have nothing to learn with (Duolingo doesn't motivate me to learn), music and videos in English are the only things I relate to in that language but it's not something I really understand.

I hope to grow in this language.

Comments

  1. AntoniaJune 25, 2021 at 7:52 PM

    I like the end of the sentence "but in English" jajaja. Music and videos are a good and entertaining tool to learn English!

    Since is the last blog, I take advantage of the opportunity to said that it was a pleasure meeting you and that I wish you a good end of the semester!

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  2. Anais HerradaJune 25, 2021 at 8:01 PM

    English is difficult for me too. I hope you can learn this language, cheer up!

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  3. catalina schaefferJune 25, 2021 at 8:50 PM

    I agree that English is enjoyed and suffered at the same time jaja

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  4. Karen Contreras H,June 25, 2021 at 9:08 PM

    very much agree with the beginning, English was enjoyed and suffered hahaha I think sometimes I also used blogs as a form of venting

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  5. YohanaJune 26, 2021 at 1:52 PM

    Yes we can do it!

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  6. Andrea Alvarado UCHJune 28, 2021 at 5:08 PM

    I agree with you, in the future I intend to invest in a course to learn English

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