I would like to share a language that I’ve learned and the language is English. I started learning English from my kindergarten. When I was really young, I started to learn the alphabet and also some simple words in my kindergarten. When I grew up, I started learning more difficult like grammar structures, vocabularies, and different practices. I learned it from my lesson and also by doing the different parts paper for examinations. For me, the most difficult part about learning English is about how to pronounce every word co-prosy. Imagine that my mother language is totally irrelevant with the European language. By the way, my mother language is Cantonese. And that’s why I found that it’s extremely challenging for me to pronounce the sounds of different vowels and consonants correctly. But however, I still keep learning it and trying to improve my English because of English as an international language and a language in France. When I was learning English, I found it did be useful for me to communicate with people all around the world. And it did help me to know more about different areas and perspectives. I will still continue learning English even if when I am at the university now. And for learning English in the university, I feel that that’s actually more interesting and much more than I expected.
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I would like to share a language that I've learned, and the language is English. I started learning English from kindergarten. When I was really young, I started to learn the alphabet and also some simple words in kindergarten. When I grew up, I started learning more difficult things like grammar structures, vocabularies, and different practices. I learned it from my lessons and also by doing different past papers for examinations. For me, the most difficult part about learning English is how to pronounce every word correctly. Imagine that my mother language is totally irrelevant to the European language. By the way, my mother language is Cantonese. And that's why I found it extremely challenging for me to pronounce the sounds of different vowels and consonants correctly. However, I still keep learning it and trying to improve my English because English is an international language and a language in France. When I was learning English, I found it useful for me to communicate with people all around the world. And it did help me to know more about different areas and perspectives. I will still continue learning English even when I am at the university now. And for learning English in the university, I feel that it's actually more interesting and much more than I expected.
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