We all love traveling no matter how old we are, traveling it’s always something interest us. We might fear flights or we get dizzy from driving or we get sick from oceans, but we still would go on a vacation and we always choose a place that we can discover. Traveling it’s fun, but sometimes something stops us from going where we want and that is languages. This world has so many languages. It could be more than one language in one country. In Iraq, we have five or six different languages. I was taught only one which was Arabic. Every country is different and their teaching it’s also different. Not every country offers you languages at school and not every time you leave your hometown to come back. I had to start over more than one time, and I was always behind with what they teach;moreover, my basic childhood ,then i moved to Egypt to a whole new level, and fianlly, I moved to the United State to a whole new life, and language.
My childhood was always based on learning. I always wanted to be a teacher and I would have my parents sit to teach them what I had learned in pre-school. Teachers loved how fast I …show more content…
It was so challenging I would use all my powers every day to get up and go to school. I couldn’t understand a word and it was so hard. I sat by myself for two months. Months passed by and one time someone came up to me asked me why I sit by myself, I told him, "Me no English". He didn’t laugh like everyone else did;instead, he start teaching me and defended me. I changed schools for a while, I went to Fox and they had an ESL teacher, she taught me so much. I started to talk, and I made few friends. I went back to Seckman in my sophomore year. Then I saw my good and only friend at Seckman, I went to him and started showing off with how far I have had come. He was surprised, and he had the biggest smile on his face. I liked school here when I actually started to understand what everyone was talking
My childhood was always based on learning. I always wanted to be a teacher and I would have my parents sit to teach them what I had learned in pre-school. Teachers loved how fast I …show more content…
It was so challenging I would use all my powers every day to get up and go to school. I couldn’t understand a word and it was so hard. I sat by myself for two months. Months passed by and one time someone came up to me asked me why I sit by myself, I told him, "Me no English". He didn’t laugh like everyone else did;instead, he start teaching me and defended me. I changed schools for a while, I went to Fox and they had an ESL teacher, she taught me so much. I started to talk, and I made few friends. I went back to Seckman in my sophomore year. Then I saw my good and only friend at Seckman, I went to him and started showing off with how far I have had come. He was surprised, and he had the biggest smile on his face. I liked school here when I actually started to understand what everyone was talking