English has been my native tongue and I'm sad to say that until I traveled to Honduras and understood the practicality of Spanish; I looked at other languages rather disdainfully. Before Honduras Spanish was very challenging and a low point in my day, but then it all changed. I had a desire to learn, speak, and listen. I wanted to be fluent and I wanted to be able to communicate. Honduras convinced me to take Spanish through the AP level and I will one day pursue it as a major. After I reach a satisfactory Spanish speaking ability I think I would like to learn Russian or Arabic. I think a less romantic language would be rather enchanting.
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