Generally speaking, I’m a roof on learning international languages such as Spanish, English, and speak fluently without hesitation in order to work at international companies and study at top notch universities. So once I had the chance to speak with a foreign visitor in Bukhara, which is a historical city of Uzbekistan. This situation happened about six months ago when I was a junior student. Moving on to my next point, at that moment I vividly remembered that I was walking around the city with my friend and we talked about our personal interests and ambitions, like studying abroad and finding a good job that aligns our interests. And I said that it was a tough not to crack finding a good job in our country. Then my friend agreed with my opinion. After that, beyond that, my friend and I both participated in an intensive course in order to study at top universities for a master degree. Moving on to my next, out of the blue, we accidentally saw a foreign visitor who came here and asked us for a direction, how do I get to our fortress? So we decided to help him by explaining the direction. What we talked about, on the way, we talked about our cultural traditions and national foods. Out of the blue, as a final point, if time permits, I filled on cloud nine because it helps me improve my English speaking skills.
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Generally speaking, I'm focused on learning international languages such as Spanish and English, and I aim to speak fluently without hesitation in order to work at international companies and study at top-notch universities. I had the chance to speak with a foreign visitor in Bukhara, which is a historical city in Uzbekistan. This situation happened about six months ago when I was a junior student. At that moment, I vividly remembered that I was walking around the city with my friend, and we talked about our personal interests and ambitions, like studying abroad and finding a good job that aligns with our interests. I mentioned that it was a tough nut to crack finding a good job in our country. My friend agreed with my opinion. Beyond that, my friend and I both participated in an intensive course to prepare for studying at top universities for a master's degree. Out of the blue, we accidentally saw a foreign visitor who came up to us and asked for directions to the fortress. We decided to help him by explaining the way. During our conversation, we talked about our cultural traditions and national foods. As a final point, if time permits, I felt on cloud nine because it helped me improve my English speaking skills.
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