My experiences learning English at university


Hello everyone, this is my last blog, and I will talk about my experiences learning English at university
This is my second course of English, last semester I had English 3, and in both courses we use blogs. I think blogs are an excellent tool to learn English and also, is like a binnacle, because usually the topics are about us, so it helps you to self-knowledge. They are entertaining and they change the traditional forms of leaning, and do this more dynamic and not so monotonous.
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On the other hand, to improve my English I have planned to go to new Zeeland to work and learn English. I think I need to practice more the speaking, and go to a country who nobody speak Spanish is the better form to learn a language.  If I travel to new Zeeland It will be in summer for three and half months, I’m very excited!! Moreover, New Zeeland it’s a great destination for so many aspects, one of them and for me the most interesting, is that it is an exotic country, and so different compared to Chile, it strikes me!!

Outside the English class, I’m not using so much English, because I think that go out to learn with native people it will make the difference. In my opinion, Chile is a country that English it isn’t so important  it is because the geography, so as we are so much far of countries who speaks English, the contact with them is reduced, so it is not a necessity like in Europe, for example.

So this is the farewell, happy xmas and new year.

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  1. Abigail Espinoza27 de diciembre de 2018, 4:43

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  2. Abigail Espinoza27 de diciembre de 2018, 4:43

    In New Zeleand you will learn english in a great way: without structured classes and only with the experience of everyday life. That's so cool, I hope everything goes well!

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  3. Sebastián Vicentela27 de diciembre de 2018, 4:47

    Oh you wouldn't belive me but both of my brother went to New Zeland a few years ago to work, but they end up staying there! It's so exciting, I wish you the best of lucks.
    PS: The New Zeland English it so hard to understand. If you get through it, that means you've master English jsjsjs

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  4. Maicol Orellana27 de diciembre de 2018, 4:48

    I'm so jealous, i would love to go to New Zealand!. I agree with you, being in a country with native english speakers has to be the best way to learn english.

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