In my childhood, I had never had an exact academic interest. I had been feeling like I do not know what I actually want to study about. Because it seemed like I was interested in something intermittently, I changed my academic interest regularly. As time goes by, I started realizing that my every interests have something in common and that is English. There comes a point I can see clearly that my academic interest is English as I was fascinated by American movies, American series and American television programmes. I found myself watching a lot of movies with English subtitle since I want to improve my listening skill and then I watch them for the second time without subtitles. I did it all over and over but I have never got bored. It just completely interested me naturally. The next step was that I badly want to be able to communicate with foreigners. I had change the whole thing of my lifestyles which is English has to be a part of my everyday life. Up to now, I have been desiring for improving all of my English skills. As I realize that there is no harm to learn more, I am happy to keep studying English and I would like to do so as much as I can. The ideal is to keep up with my English skills and further improve it.
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Monday, 5 May 2014
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I like Ploy's idea about using subtitled films to practice a language. I don't know how effective it is, but I sometimes listen to films in Thai with the English subtitles turned on to see how the Thai translators deal with the English. I think it's good for learning the usual spoken version of a language. Sometimes my Thai friends visit and want to listen to the Thai soundtrack, which is a good opportunity for me to practise this.
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