I remember the day my mother told me that I'd start an English course, I was really sad and angry, I'd have to "waste" part of my free time to learn a language which I was not interested in, nevertheless now I thank my mother because I could realize how important and how amazing is the learning foreign language world! After I got a level B1, I decided to learn French and I love it! In fact in November I will present the DELF exam and one month later I'm gonna start with Arabic language, I've always thought it's really interesting, for that reason in five years I hope to reach a level A2 or even B1. Why not? :) I was researching and I found an affordable course on internet, obviously I will also take Italki class because the app has helped me to improve in French so I think to repeat the process with Arabic. Other goal is to study in France, I'd really love it! 💕 That would be really good not only for practing French, but also I'd be able to improve my career! Thanks for reading and if you could correct my text, that would be great :) Good luck! ✨

As I said, I'd love to get B2 in the DELF exam. At the beginning of the year I started to pay attention to my listening skills because from my view it's a really important part in order to learn a new language, I could realize it when I had the Cambridge exam last year and it's also the most complicated ability for me. Most of the YouTubers that I follow said that it would be good idea if we listen to music or listen to a podcast and we repeat two or three times and even we can listen and read the transcript. I start with the habit in January and I remember that I had to modify the speed but now the "basic" podcast which I started I can listen to them in normal speed and I recently found more podcast and videos "a little bit advanced" to practice :) and I'm really happy. I also will take classes in this platform 💕 in order to practice my speaking ability, in fact I recently reserved a class because of the Italki anniversary discounts 😁😁 I'm really excited! And I hope I can continue to improve!

I've been learning French since 2018, when the COVID started the place where I studied was closed so I had to do a pause, however last year I returned to my course and one of my new year resolutions is to get the level B2 in the DELF exam. In order to get it, first of all I created an account in Italki. Close to me there are no people which I can practice but in this app I have found support even motivation and knowledge 😃 Other activity that has been really helpful is to listen to podcasts. Since a French youtuber that I follow suggested it, I try it at least 30 minutes for day and I think this is amazing! It has let not only do I increase my comprehension level, but also I improve my writing skills because if I don't understand a phrase, I look for the transcript and I write it down (just the phrase that I couldn't understand) in a special notebook, just for not to forget it. I think to develop this "special notebook" could be a good advice to learn from the mistakes. Finally, as a personal project and also as a source of practice, I looked for a job as a young learners teacher. 😁💕 It has let me correct my basic grammar mistakes and even review vocabulary. Actually, one of my goals is to become French teacher in the future. I hope my story could encourage you. Good luck! And thank you for reading ✨ (I'd also thank that somebody correct my text :) )

I've seen a lot pictures of my mom in her 20s, she looked really nice and joyful. If I could talk or spend time with my mom when she was younger,I mean if I could travel through the time, probably I'd help her with the chores because she had to take care of her brothers so she didn't have enough time to study nor to have fun. Nevertheless she always did her best, and I proud of she is my mother!