#oiistudy

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the week is going so fast… there were four hours of architecture on Monday, but it was so interesting, now i want more. I’ve never thought that i can like it so much. But sitting and listening without opportunity to move is pretty hard. As you know, we have to do breaks every ~40 minutes to stay concentrated.

I’ve ordered some books about architecture and now i can’t wait to take them from the book store! oh Saturday please come~`

[oiiblog]

hello guys! how is it going? the question of the day: does anyone, who speaks german, want to learn russian? we can help each other, text me!

Today i want to talk about learning new languages. Maybe you’ll learn something new, and if I didn’t mention something important - tell me! As you see, English is not my native language, but i suppose that it is not native for many people here too. As long as i know myself i was able to understand English, to talk a little and so on and i think I’m not the only one here who can say so. But what to do if you want to learn new language when you are an adult?

In my opinion the first thing is to understand WHY do you need to learn it. Motivation is always a clue to success. Reasons can be different:

 i want to live in another country

 i need to find better job and it will help me

 i like to study and want to know new people

 etc

It has to be mentioned that the goal with the world “need” works better, because you influence your future living and it motivates better. Try to state your reasons! Mine are: “I know, that if i speak a foreign language it will be easier to find a job and i will have an opportunity to work with (or even in!) foreign companies. It is also one of the little steps that will help me to reach one of the biggest goals in my life”.

do you find this theme interesting? if yes, push ♥ or let me know somehow,  i will share my experience with you and wright something new~