English Challenges

 Personally, I think this English class was by far my best subject during this semester. I got the chance to use my language skills a lot with the blog, and the classes really helped me learning new vocabulary. Even though I didn't got the class schedule i wanted (Wednesday instead of Thursday), I had a lot of fun, and manged to do most of my homework in time. The blog was the ideal instance where I was able to use my English skill to write about a lot of subjects and improve my English writing skills. As a confession, I have to say that it's sometimes a bit hard to acomplish the minimum word limit of each assignment, but at the end is worth it.

I think I have improved a lot in this time with each English class, specially in my vocabulary. However, I still have some problems recieving street directions in English, but I think that has something to do with my issues recieving street directions as a whole. Still, during the first English class block I learned a lot of new vocabulary but, again, I still think that there's a lot of words I don't know because I never use them, so I think I should engage in more diverse conversations so I can learn more new words and their meanings, so I never have problems speaking or text chatting with natural English speakers. Aside from that, I also have the issue about "miss-writing" words, specially when I'm writing on PC. When I chat with other people in English, I usually resort to searching said words in google in case that I misspelled it, but I think that may work as a way to me to learn how to write said word so I don't make the same mistakes again.

Finally, outside of class, I commonly use English while I write on Internet forums or Social Networks. I have accounts on multiple websites and in most of the I express myself in English, due most of the people in said sites being natural English speakers, with some exceptions. I alse use English a lot in Online Games, but not all the time. I'm looking forward to improve my English to a natural level so I can use it on a profesional ground and not just as a useless side-skill. I hope I will be able to use my English knowledge in my future job so I can give it a good use.