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I'm Learning New Language!!

Ok, i think ive reached the peak of boredom here being quarantined for weeks. I keep doing the same thing eeevery single day so i thought it would be legit if i could do something//??? else/?/?// something better than being a couch potato at the very least.  And learning new language seems cool😎 well at least for me.

Yeah, new language babe!!

I'm being really optimistic with this one as i still have a lot of times until my uni starts and im a total jobless right now so,,,. what else to worry?

i was a little bit lost on deciding which language i should learn hence i initially did a quick research on the internet to read people's suggestions. A lot of them suggest that its best to learn one of the United Nations' official language (beside english): arabic, mandarin, french, russian, and spanish. Out of all of them, i saw people suggest Mandarin, Spanish, and French the most.

Here they come my top 3 candidates!!

So how did i finally choose spanish? Ez. It wasn't that hard to eliminate its rival. First, i thought learning Mandarin would take me a longer time as i have to learn how to write and read their alphabets. (im sorry im not that kind of a hard working girl so pardon my laziness) Mandarin? Eliminated. Next, a battle between french and spanish. Well, its a relatively harder battle than the previous one but stilll very easy for me to choose the winner. Pronunciation wise. French's pronunciation is,, i could say,, crazyy?? (not in a bad way, of course). I thought it would take me a longer time to learn french because i have to first get used to their pronunciation (again, im sorry for my laziness) while spanish's is very close to bahasa indonesia. And thats how i pick the winner🙌

I dont like taking a risk. Learning a new language is already a challenge for me. i dont want to make it harder so i have to make sure i chose the easiest possible hzhzhz /pessimistic/ #badbadexample

Hoping for the best, will be back for the update xoxo

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