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I'd like to write about my past experiences learning English.

First, my dad is Good English speaker.

When I was 3 or 4, mom bought many English books to me and I was interested in English.

Afterwards I go to America to sightseeing(when i was 6 years old).

But I used only "Excuse me!" there.

I think it's very awfully regrettable.

So I determined myself to be a fluent speaker of English in the future.

8 years later, I went to Thailand as a part of project of girl scouts.

In there, I use English a little bit,but I succeed in price reduction, and I get a little confident.

Next year, I get a chance to go to Australia.

It's overseas program of my junior high school.

In Sydney, I saw Opera house.

In Brisbane,I experienced homestay.

I can't talk with my host family without dictionary,but I can learn English with fun!

Host mother teaches me English a lot.

In Oz school, I made lots of friends, and we talk a lot, and share jokes!!

More we get chummy, more I think I want to talk without dictionary.

So, I decided to be a good command of English again.

In my high school days, when I was 1st grade,
I passed 2nd grade of English Language Proficiency Test.

I got a little confidence.

In 2nd grade and 3rd grade, I'm 3-4.

3-4 have a returnee boy, and I was afflicted with a sense of inferiority.

In regular test, I could beat him, but I am always behind in practical skills.

Now he is in Sophia University, and I think it's great, but I'll do my best in here.

KUIS is an college rich in environment which we can study foreign languages and so on...

I think it's very difficult to learn English but really enjoyable.