My English III Blog

Hello everybody! How are you? I hope you are all ok c: I'm a little stressed out because of the rain that always causes VTR problems in Talagante 🙄 But whatever! Let's jump into today's topic! We have to talk about our favorite band/singer! 🎵🎶 So the only band I have been fan in my life (because I listen to all kind of music, so I don't stay too much with just one artist) is Linkin Park. Yeah, I know, people don't expect that because I'm too shy and "pinkish", but I really love their songs, and my heart shattered in pieces when I heard the news that the singer Chester Bennington took his life. Their lyrics were a way of escaping from his demons and depressing thoughts, and they made me company when I was a teenager. I really love their music, because they didn't play one kind of music the entire time, they used to experiment a lot, and shift from one genre to another between albums. My favorite album of all times is A Thousand ...

Hello everybody! So in this entry, we are going to talk about a subject I enjoyed studying this semester. This year has been a very weird one, but thanks to that I could have the chance to apply to some courses I had pending, like the CFG's! So the one I took this year was Russian I. And honestly, I didn't want to take Russian, I applied to a lot of language courses, I was aiming for Italian or Portuguese, that have some similarities with Spanish, my native language, but nooo! Because of fate I ended enrolled in the "Russian I" course. At first, I was very scared! In my mind that sounded like an impossible language to learn easily! Especially for the pronunciation and the fact that doesn't use the abecedary! It has a whole new alphabet, that comes from Cyrillic: I was so terrified by this, but it turned out to be a very entertaining course! The teacher is very nice and shared with us a PDF book to learn Russian and an exercise book to practice...