My English III Blog

Hello everybody!  So today we do our last blog! :'(  It has been a very nice experience! It was very fun to share our points of view, and see all the different ways of writing in English, the pictures, and the comments, it's been like having new friends and getting to know them through writing. I'm really introverted, but I was very happy to share my thoughts in this platform! :') Also, I think I have really improved my confidence in English! I think I know words, but I'm afraid to talk or write and make mistakes, but now I realized that if you don't try, you won't ever know! I really enjoyed talking about our likes and our careers, I learned a lot of theatre and sound engineer stuff that I was totally unaware of! Also the music one was very cool, I got to know more music that I'm listening while writing some essays and when I draw in my room n_n Some things that I would like to write about in the future? Hmmm maybe about...

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...