My English Language

Have you ever had to learn a completely new language that you had no idea even existed? My parents would only talk in Bosnian at home, so I learned that language from them. I had no idea that the English language was even a real thing, all I knew was Bosnian. When I first started kindergarten, I had no idea what people my age were saying to each other. I couldn’t make any friends back in kindergarten because I didn’t understand anybody. My parents honestly thought I was going to fail kindergarten

Understanding English I have never really paid attention to certain languages or how people talk, until last year in my senior english class. My English teacher's name was Ms.Gibbons, she was short with short brown hair, and skin as white as a ghost.Her classroom was at the very end of a long hallway, tables sit up in a U shape with chairs all around them,blueish carpet, white walls with english signs everywhere, one row of computers across from the 9 windows, a smart board at the front of the

Living a life walking on the language hyphen is demanding. And there are high expectations from all sides. There are critical comments no matter who it’s from. And there are judgments from onlookers. I constantly feel as if there is an invisible standard for what I should be able to do. I’ve lived my entire life in Dallas, yet English is my second language, but people don’t expect that from me when I tell them. There is an expectation here, as well as one in India. When I talk to people in America

English is my native language. Southern English is my dialect. I traveled all over the world, many times over and I have many observations on languages. I grew up in Northern California, son of father from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and a mother from Graceville, Florida. Though English was my natural language, but needless to say, I was surrounded by a large variety of dialects. I always said yes sir, yes ma’am to any adult. If called by an adult, I was to answer with “Sir/Ma’am”. I had

The development of my English Skills In communication, language becomes the primary way of delivering or sharing information. One of the widest languages which use all around the world is English because it is the international standard language to communicate and interact with other people. Because of this, I should improve my English Skills to get the better. Therefore, development my English cause to studying in the international program, interact with the English language, the last is adding

Communicating in an unfamiliar language can be a staggering experience because it requires patience and perseverance. Although I was born in the United States, English was not the first language I learned. My parents were concerned that I would be too Americanized and forget my roots. As a child, I had to learn English in an obscure atmosphere and always found myself behind the other kids at my school.There were moments where I would get down on myself for not being able to comprehend the readings

English Language Personal Statement Gregarious, approachable, and understanding - words that could be used to describe me; all words that can be associated with ‘language’. I love English. It’s always been the subject I have achieved most in, and the subject I’ve always found the most interesting and inspiring throughout school. In many ways, it has shaped my view on life and the world within which I live. I have grown to appreciate the huge power language has on society as well as the fascinating

The intended English language learners for my assessment would be primary aged students who are at the beginning level, according to WIDA. Primary aged students are students in kindergarten through grade 2, and WIDA describes students as “beginning” if they (a) understand and speak conversational and academic English with hesitancy and difficulty, (b) understand parts of lessons and simple directions, and (c) are at a pre-emergent or emergent level of reading and writing in English, significantly

My fascination with the English language had been rooted as far back as my youth. I had always most prominently noticed my endless interest in the English language. It was as if each word stroke to me, as if each string of sentence never fails to draw me into a trance. I am Alice, and likewise, the English language is my wonderland. The thick books with large letter strewn in patterns never once intimidated me. I read Jack Kerouac, and Sylvia Plath as soon as I knew how to read, for their novels

Spanish speaking family, which made my first language Spanish. I began with the similar syllables as most babies do mamà, papà, and so on. Both of my parents are from different parts of Mexico which exposed me to a Spanish speaking environment and very little writing. I wrote and read poorly in Spanish. However, the language spoken by my peers outside my home was another. Being raised in Pomona, CA my community and school practiced wo different dialects of English. Under these consequences, I remember