To start, I have never been in a foreign country during my life and my dream was to visit a country with a native English speaker.

That`s why the opportunity to be here has been amazing because of the environment, the weather, the food, people; specially for the language spoken here. This country is excellent to learn English. Through this blog I would like to mention three important reasons that make my experience unforgettable, and that I will never changed by other country. Green places, different museums with their histories, touristic places, the recycling system, and the beautiful parks with wonderful people make this country awesome.

In Cambridge you can seen many beautiful parks with green grasses and trees. Honestly, I don`t know if this is because of the culture or by the government system, but I would like to congratulate people from this country. The streets is very clean, the transportation system is excellent, people are very polite. Although, I disagree with people that smoke everywhere.

The recycling system is another aspect that I like too much, and that I would like to adopt when I go back to Panama, in case if have the opportunity to change something in my country. In my opinion people are taking action regarding to climate change, and they really want to make the differences by keeping the places clean. Cambridge is a good example for other countries to follow that; we are able to make change if it is in the decision of everyone for taking care of the world and to maintain clean the places that around us.

Finally, there are many awesome places to visit, in the same time with pretty people. England has beautiful places to visit, like historic churches, historic colleges, and touristic places as the Stonehenge just for mentioning an example. It`s fantastic.

In other hand, people from England are so friendly and funny. I can say this is because of my own experiences. They are polite, respectful, and they like to help others.

To sum up, this opportunity has been the best that I have never had before. During this time I have enjoyed the opportunity to be here by eating everything, and learning different things. And as my major goal is to improve my learning in English as a second language, although, sometimes is difficult but never impossible in my point of view.

I think that nothing is easy, every good things require different challenge and sacrifices. Acquire a new language is not easy but I know that I will do it.

You can do it too but be ready to enjoy it in the same time.

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