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Some of you may know that I’m a Spanish speaker and I’ve never had real English classes. So I’ve learned from music, movies and the internet. Back in 2006, I knew only some words and the basics, like “where’s the bathroom” and “can I have one?” to survive in California.
My goal for getting into the exchange program then was to learn English the tough way; to just go there all by myself and live the experience
. I never thought I would find the love of my life there… yay!
I’ve managed to learn enough to understand everything people say to me and start conversations, BUT it was really hard for me to not do the “translate everything in my head” process before speaking or writing.
Because I lack all the English grammar lessons, and because sometimes it’s REALLY different than the way we normally do it in Spanish, I was really scared about actually working in California and communicating ALL DAY in English (I even had nightmares
).
Then I thought about blogging, and here comes my personal challenge: English speaking people are actually reading this!! I know I’m a baby blogger, but doing this pushes me to not just plan our dream wedding, but also to practice and learn. I’m not just writing, but also following and reading all the wedding-related blogs I find interesting. Yes! I’m learning from all of you BEES!
I know there are different stories about why people start blogs. If you have a blog, what does blogging mean to you? And why did you start it?
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