The skill that’s difficult to learn, I think it’s a social skill specifically speaking and socializing with people around you. And I think it’s important to be a friendly with people, to get a job and to build a strong personality and even get respect from people when you have a good speech or if you if you’re speaking skills is good. So, I think it’s difficult for me because I’m an introvert person and I’m not used to talk too much with people. I am not meeting a lot of people in my life. I have a less communication with people or less experience with people but I hope to to get more social in my future. And it’s difficult because I love to listen more than speaking. And I am still not have the social skill yet, but I’m working on it. And I hope to get it in the future. It’s a unique skills that everybody should have.
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The skill that's difficult to learn, I think, is a social skill, specifically speaking and socializing with people around you. I think it's important to be friendly with people to get a job, build a strong personality, and gain respect from others when you have good speaking skills. I find it difficult because I'm an introverted person and I'm not used to talking much with people. I don't meet a lot of people in my life, and I have less communication and experience with others. However, I hope to become more social in the future. It's challenging because I love to listen more than speak. I still don't have the social skills yet, but I'm working on it, and I hope to develop them in the future. It's a unique skill that everybody should have.
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