I’m with you!! I’m studying English in Canada as soon as I graduated from high school. I think it is important to create environments to learn English. Good luck!!
シドニーに2年半前から住んでる中3です。小6の終わりからオーストラリアに来てもうすぐ帰国子女で高校受験をする為に日本に帰ります。小6の時点で英検準二級は出来てたんですけどやっぱり話せなくて、high school に入ってからスピーキングはすごく苦労しました。今は英検準一級レベル、スピーキングは伝えたい事を全て楽に英語で話せるようになりました。大学生で英語がわからない状態でこっちに来るのすごいなって思いました、語学学校は行った事ないし行く機会はないけど留学生みんなが楽しく英語学べる環境があるって知れてすごく嬉しいです。私は周りに日本人いなくて2年めでやっと一人日本人の友達が出来ました笑環境もすごく大切だなって考えさせられました。
Hello. One of my friends studied English in a English speaking country when she was a university student. However, after one year, when she returned to Japan, she did not speak English fluently. This was because she communicated with Japanese people almost all the time. I think that creating a good environment to improve English ability is essential and it depends on each individuals.
@AJ-tm7pt2 жыл бұрын
I think it also depends on the age. The younger the person is, the easier it is to absorb any language.
@Akinator222 жыл бұрын
@@AJ-tm7pt that's just not right. Being "old" doesn't mean you're worse than other people who are younger than you at learning a language. Relying on excuses about age and other things are just crutches to fall back on
It seems like Japanese people take more time to feel comfortable and integrate with a group of people from different places, rather than within Japan. When I was in college, even the Japanese Culture Club was mostly made up of Americans, and my friend and I were always looking for Japanese people from Japan to join us at our regular meetings. However, they were often too shy to come and help us out. More than you might think, people from other countries would love to get to know you. It's important to be confident and keep speaking, even if it can be frustrating at times. You've got this💪