After seeing some challenges (thanks to @languagesandshootingstars !!) I decided to do a short challenge to begin from Thursday 16th May to Wednesday 22nd May (1 week before I go to London!!!)

If someone want to do it just start whenever you want (I will post more in #6daysadvancedenglish) and if you want to do it with another language feel free to adapt

I will try to improve my english to reach the C1 level for the CAE (a Cambridge exam) that I'll pass the 11th June

1st day : write 2 essays of 120 words (I would took themes in my book)

2nd day : do a ''reading and use of english'' part of a mock exam (I have a book with some I'll post it)

3rd day : practice at the speaking part, pick two pictures and compare them in 2 minutes, first without looking for any words, than try to perfect it by learning some new words (10 for example)

4th day : watch an episode of a serie (or a movie) with the subtiles of the language chosen and write any new word learnt (guess the meaning and check afterwards)

5th day : watch a video of someone speaking with the accent you want to have and try to mimick it (it'll be the british one for me)

6th day : try a new accent (I'll do the Australian one <3), try to hear the differences with the one did the day before and do a vocable list, for me it will be about words like "therefore" (idk how they are called fhjegr)

What can I say after these few days passed from one post to another? I definitely can think in french (yay!) and there’s a loooong way for me to speak spanish (nah). It’s funny how these languages mix in my head though.

Hope you guys enjoyed my #original post (or check them out now, links below) and that i kept this blog moving a little before unwanted semi-hiatus during academic year.

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Mi Diario Breve

El septiembre se comienzo, he sientido el aroma del otoño este  mañana. Los niños von a la escuela pero yo pretendo a tenir alguna ocupación. Por ejemplo me preocupa por mis estudios el próximo semestre porque mi horario es muy intenso, comparado con los pasados. Me registro para clases des ciencias de la computación, porque lo me interesa. 

En lo que concierne mi vida sportif, quiero me registrar también para las clases de búlder. He hago este deporte desde medio año y soy muy excitado! Es por eso me esfuerzo por ejercicios físicos ahora tan seguido como posible. Solamente me preocupa si tengo suficiente tiempo durante el año académico.

“Avoir la gueule de bois“ - to have a wooden mouth

 - À la vôtre! 🍷 - Merdre, j’aurai la gueule de bois demain... - Ça ne fait rien, demain est Samedi! <  on continue à boire  🍷 >

« Le plus grand défi de l’histoire de l’humanité » : l’appel de 200 personnalités pour sauver la planète  (Le Monde)

Une actrice Juliette Binoche et l’astrophysicien Aurélien Barrau font l’appel pour prendre les mesures à prevenir les changements climatiques.

Rentrée au collège sans portable : « De toute façon, on le gardera dans notre poche » (Le Figaro)

Les professeurs luttent contre l’usage des portables aux collèges: les parents et les élèves sont inquiets.

Un incendie ravage le Musée National de Rio de Janeiro, joyau culturel du Brésil (Libération)

Le feu a detruit la grande partie d’une de les plus importantes musées brésilienne; la cause de l’incendie n’est pas encore connue, mais le ministre de la Culture indique le mal état du bâtiment.

Entonces: estoy vikingo (en el corazón)

It'd definitely be one of scandinavian languages, because I'm truely passionate about this region and culture and omg I want to travel there so badly! If I knew one of those languages I could immerse in my dream journey more deeply, talk to people in those cute smaller villages, where probably english isn't as common as in big cities. But if I had to pick one of them it'd surely be Finnish. Tbh I'm more fond of Norwegian and Swedish culture, not their languages. But Finnish (as it's another language family: not Germanic but Finno-Ugric) is really pleasant to hear.

I’ll stick to my native language! (english below)

Nigdy tak naprawdę się nad tym nie zastanawiałam, ale pomimo zamiłowania do nauki języków, lubię język polski. Ma unikatowe dźwięki, czasem jest miękki przez nagromadzenie “i”, a czasem szorstki, gdy spotka się za dużo “dż, sz, cz”. Poza tym jest uznawany za jeden z trudniejszych języków na świecie (wyjątki, wyjątki i jeszcze raz wyjątki), wystarczy spojrzeć na pierwszy lepszy artykuł na ten temat.

I never actually thought about it, but despite my passion for languages, I like Polish language. It has its unique sounds, sometimes it so soft with a ton of ‘i’, or sometimes it’s rough when too many “dż, sz, cz” meet together. Apart from that, it’s told to be one of the hardest languages in the world to learn (exceptions,  exceptions and  exceptions again), just taking a look at some random article about the subject.

// this is a part of 14 Days Langblr Challenge originally posted by @lass-uns-studieren

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