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Hello, this is first post of my language learning blog: Hi!

I’m Nida and I want to share with you my language learning experience.

I have a draft about order of languages.

As you can understand English isn’t my mother tongue and my English is so poor.

Because of that I give priority to English learning.

As you know, if someone have internet then, he/she can learn anything and everything he/she wants including languages.

However since the resources are all in English, I feel myself a bit upset.

I am learning lots of thing from udemy, coursera, edx and they are all right.

Sometimes I look for vocabularies but that’s it.

But learning language is totally different, I have started to learn German a few months ago but I drop it out because I just can’t understand the explanations.

It says that’s for may and that’s for might but actually I don’t know what is the difference between may and might.

Puff, yeah for this reason I will study English for next 2 months for 2 hours a day.

I am planning to take TOEFL exam too.

I have just looked at exam dates and possibly I will take the exam at the 26th of July.

If I could find I can attend a speaking club or maybe find some skype friends to speak.

I’ll start to study at the first of June so I have 55 days, that’s mean 110 hours of study.

Seems a lot :).

Take care and don’t stop learning never.

Opsss, I forget to write languages which I’m planning to learn!

With time order: English, German, Persian, Ottoman, Spanish, Russian, Hebrew (biblical and modern), Latin, Kurdish, Esperanto, Arabic.

I hope to reach C1 level for all of them.

Since I’m planning to study most of languages for 3 months (German, Persian, Ottoman, Spanish, Kurdish and Esperanto) and study Russian for 6 months (It is afraid me!), Hebrew, Latin and Arabic for each 9 months the whole process will take nearly 4 years.