When I think of someone who excels at learning and speaking new languages, my sister immediately comes to my mind. She has a natural talent for learning new languages and it’s becoming one of her greater strengths in her emigration process. Actually, she has a unique approach for learning a new language. Unlike me, who avoids learning new languages unless it’s necessary, she finds joint in process of learning a new language. And I believe she, instead of learning typically a new language by books and grammars and vocabulary, she actually immersed herself in the native people culture and their movie and their traditions as though this actually helps her to be more native at speaking and actually listening as well. This helps her not only to speak fluently but also to understand the customs and traditions of native people which is very necessary, which is crucial for being fit in a place after the emigration. She can easily connect with English speaking people while learning a new language, which French as she’s living in a French speaking country. She uses language as a bridge for building friendship and expand her worldview.
Band 6+: Describe a person who is good at learning and speaking new languages. You should say: how you got to know him/her, how he/she learns a new language, what languages he/she can speak, and explain how you feel about him/her.
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When I think of someone who excels at learning and speaking new languages, my sister immediately comes to my mind. She has a natural talent for learning new languages and it's becoming one of her greatest strengths in her emigration process. Actually, she has a unique approach to learning a new language. Unlike me, who avoids learning new languages unless it's necessary, she finds joy in the process of learning a new language. And I believe she, instead of learning a new language typically by books, grammar, and vocabulary, she actually immerses herself in the native people's culture, their movies, and their traditions, as this helps her to be more native in speaking and listening as well. This helps her not only to speak fluently but also to understand the customs and traditions of native people, which is very necessary and crucial for fitting in a place after emigration. She can easily connect with English-speaking people while learning a new language, such as French, as she's living in a French-speaking country. She uses language as a bridge for building friendships and expanding her worldview.
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