The real challenge for me is how to be the best version of myself every day. I wake up in the morning with so many thoughts on my mind. I write them down on a piece of paper and try to fulfill all of them. The biggest challenge is how to be concentrated on the positive side and how you can be better than yesterday without letting problems and negative situations to distract you from your main goal.

Je parle maintenant assez pour savoir que mon défi de prononciation est des lettres qui sont organisées en mots où la prononciation en anglais et en français est différente. Par exemple <<tion>> en anglais sonne dans un sens mais en français ce n'est pas la même chose. J'ai tellement l'habitude de dire ces parties de mots en anglais qu'il est difficile de les retenir et de les prononcer correctement en français.

Desafió- por ejemplo, aprender a español es un desafío, pero es muy amable y poco o poco estoy aprendiendo más.

Ed al ultimo punto, che cosa e' "la sfida"? Qualcosa difficile, che ti ferma dal il tuo successo? Oppure qualcosa che ti aiuti migliorare e vedere al davanti? La scelta e tua!

Man braucht einen Plan, Zeit unt Entschlossenheit. Ich spreche nur eine Sprache, also ich weiß nicht ob ich Erfolg haben werde. Aber ich werde Pläne machen, ich werde mir Zeit nehmen und es versuchen. Vielleicht werde ich scheitern, aber ich werde aus diesen Misserfolgen lernen.

Ich finde dass heutzutage es ist schwer Deutsch zu lernen weil ich muss arbeiten während der Tag und ich fühle mich erschöpft am Nachts. Habe ich kein Zeit mehr aber ich mag Deutsch und fühle als es mein Welt erweitert in so vielen Perspektiven deswegen versuche jeden Tag zu mindestens ein Deutsch sprächige podcast zu hören. Ich empfehle das sehr gerne

Third part / Part three I felt resigned to the fact that it would take so long I didn't know if I could persevere, or I just had to let it go. I began a cycle of meeting the challenge with regular practice and then getting disheartened and stopping altogether for a period of time. There were good things to it though. This challenge made me view failure in a kinder light. When you fail, you pick yourself up and try again the next day as though you would succeed in the next minute. That is precious. To be continued...

Part two I decided to try some exercises I found that said they could help me roll my "r". However, I quickly grew frustrated when I couldn't roll it after practice. It just didn't seem to work! I began asking friends who could speak Spanish, Italian or even the gifted ones who couldn't but could roll their "r" anyway. It wasn't even a challenge for them. They always could, they said. The closest I got was to a friend who said she practiced it for more than a year before finally succeeding. To be continued...

what are the challenges of learning a new language? People often wonder what struggles are waiting for them when starting to learn a new language. Everyone has heard that learning a language is hard. But is it as hard as people say? The most difficult part of learning a new language is certainly different for everyone. For most people learning their first foreign language, the very beginning is the hardest part. They just don’t know where to start. Do they start with grammar rules? Learning lots of vocabulary? Do they learn key phrases first? All these questions can easily make them feel overwhelmed, and the journey ends before it even begins. Remember that any step you take in language learning is a step forward; there is no specific direction you need to take. However, having some kind of plan when just starting can make the whole experience more enjoyable. There are lots of resources out there, just pick one that fits your learning style and budget. Once you build a solid foundation, learning on your own becomes much easier. A language has lots of words. You certainly won’t have to learn all of them, but you will eventually need to learn thousands of them. For the vast majority of people, this is a huge challenge and it can sound nearly impossible. The truth is that learning lots of new words is not all that difficult, it just takes time. A very common issue people experience when learning a language is that they forget the words they already learned. It becomes a never-ending learning loop. How do you avoid forgetting everything you learn? Two words: Repetition and variation. Memory has a way of fading if things are not reinforced. It’s all about exposing yourself to the language in as many ways as possible. if you learn the words, and then watch movies, read books, listen to music and immerse yourself in the language, you’ll see that remembering the words won’t be nearly as hard as you think it is. It’ll be fairly natural in fact.

Español es un idioma muy bonito. Mi problema es no tengo el tiempo para estudiar. Eso es mi mayor reto.