Hello everyone! I'm new here and I think I have to introduce myself...I'm Italian and I live by the sea, I love the sea, I think I coudn't live far from it! I'm here because I found out a youtube video of Robin some days ago, I didn't know him but his way to learn new languages just captured me, it's an innovative approach I never used before, so here I am! I studied english and french at school but I continued to study alone only english: reading, watching you tube videos, listening to music, writing on my journal (with no one to correct me unfortunately) the problem is speaking, when I have to speak to someone I just can't find the words, my brain don't cooperate and it seem I'm terrified. Anyway, I'm here to see if I still remember the french after so many years and to start studying spanish, but there are so many languages I'd like to know! I just read some of your posts and I think you're a wonderful community I hope I can find some new friends here and help some of you in your italian progress. Now I go searching for a book to read, not too difficult so I can join your book club. That's all for now, I'm happy to have found you :)
Hi Dani,
Welcome to Journaly!
What kind of books do you like to read? I mean what genre?
Hi Linda, thanks. I like to read various genres of book, it depens from the moment of the year and the mood I have. I usually read more books at the same time (God bless the kindle!) Most are motivational, thriller, fiction novels. Every now and then I read some classic but I prefer contemporary autors. Now I'm reading "Il sogno della macchina da cucire" by Bianca Pitzorno and "Atomic habits" by James Clear. And what about you?
Hi Dani, I understand you so well, I also studied English and French in school and while I still read/write/hear English regularly, I've probably forgotten most of my French because it just isn't part of my life. Anyway, welcome to Journaly and I hope you make many friends here! :)