Accents Since I started to get into the world of learning this language, I have found a particular topic very interesting. And that is Accents. I had no idea how accents were so important for understanding a language as so its culture and history. Then I began to come across various situations which made me realize I was unable to understand any type of spoken English. I got into the nitty-gritty about that but still I am thinking that every time someone talks in a very difficult way, even for native speakers, I get frustrated for not getting the whole idea of what they are saying. In the last year, I have been careless about it and focused instead in my speaking skills, specially trying to develop my own approach of native english speakers accent. I am not quite sure if I sound "natural" or very weird. Even though, I try my best every time I speak to someone to improve my skills. Learning a foreign language has been such a good experience and I hope to learn a few more in the next years. I strongly recommend it.

a funny but scaring experience I went to an appointment in another city I didn't know yet, fortanely I could get there, but all started to happen when I tried to come back home. When I get out the appointment and I was walking out the building then I saw a bus station close enough so I inmediately ran toward it so I could get on the bus. The bus looked exactly like the one I have already took to get the appointment. I was like: everything is fine, time to go home but I didn't know was going to happen. I got lost, the bus took me to a certain place I did not expected at all! It was so funny because I actually thought that was the correct bus- apparently It was not! So I had to spend a whole hour at the middle of somewhere waiting for the next bus and talking with a grandma about her prime. how about it!? Finally I could get home despite to had spent much more time than I had expected beacause of this little adventure.

Speaking a foreing language Learning a foreing language is so fun If you know how to seek the information you need, how to use the tools you have at the moment and how to focus that data to express yourself confidently. The hardest part of learning this language has been Listening and speaking because, firstly, listening to native speakers and trying to understand what are they saying is so difficult because of this people talks- Most of the time- very naturalfor themselves BUT for a non-native speaker is quickly the way are speaking. Of course Practice makes perfect but you don't deny that it is extremely difficult. Secondly, trying expressing yourself to people and Why? one part of my partners and friends say that speaking in another language is hard because of the way you're thinking, the idea you're want to tell anyone you're speaking with. The point is you're used to process what you're about to say into a translation. In my experience of learning english has been a bunch of stones, a bad feelings all of which wanted to make me to give up. Even though, I'm going on practising everyday, there's no way to get back, now it's time to hold the lines of your life and taking yourself beyond your limits, unless you do that you will never know what you're able to.