A subject I would really like to study in the future would be a branch. There are many reasons for the for this First and foremost, I’m planning to move abroad, especially in Canada. There are some places in Canada where French is only spoken by people. So it is the main reason to study the language. And where I want, uh, want to move, uh, in Canada, there There is only French spoken by the local people. It is local language for them. Also, my also, one of my friend who lived there, suggest me to learn French before going there because of my safety. Otherwise, it will be a hard end to survive where we don’t know anything about language or we can’t communicate or understand what they are speaking. On the other hand, learning new language is one of my hobbies from chat. So firstly, I would enroll for basics like some words, pronunciations, and some sentences, etcetera. Then after I will plan for advanced French, uh, after a year or so.
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A subject I would really like to study in the future would be French. There are many reasons for this. First and foremost, I'm planning to move abroad, especially to Canada. There are some places in Canada where French is the only language spoken by the locals. So, it is the main reason to study the language. In the area where I want to move in Canada, French is the local language. Also, one of my friends who lived there suggested that I learn French before going there for my safety. Otherwise, it will be hard to survive in a place where we don't know the language or can't communicate or understand what they are saying. On the other hand, learning a new language is one of my hobbies. So, firstly, I would enroll in basics like learning some words, pronunciations, and some sentences, etc. Then, after that, I will plan for advanced French after a year or so.
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