English is a language originating in northwestern Europe, which belongs to the Germanic branch of Indo-European languages and was developed in England, released from its origin in the British Isles and many of its former overseas colonies.
English is probably the third language in the world in number of speakers who are native speakers (between 300 and 400 million people), and the second most spoken, behind Mandarin Chinese, if you count those who have it also as a second language (200 million people).
English, England extending their language around the world (British Empire), and to become the United States of America in the greatest economic and military power, has become the de facto lingua franca of our day
While I have related to English since I was little, I've never been this easy to learn, it has determined that as time has passed my love of English has declined ever further. But despite this, my experience with English was not bad.
Since small school, I taught English, then continued in college English classes.
This has helped me gain an understanding of some studies of authors who write in English only, so I made my profession apply the knowledge I acquired.
Despite knowing that English is for the universal language of today, learning more and it becomes more difficult. I've never been able to develop much interest in English, and learn it difficult and tedious to me.
The truth is I've never had much experience in learning English, and that bothers me. I think I must somehow develop more capacity to pursue learning, as they will be of vital importance in my future career.
One of the reasons I think they've conditioned my poor learning English are the little time I have to devote to study English, although both the school and the University try to give the bodies to learn English, time can be set aside this is too little. Another reason is the need for language instruction is more personalized, as not all have the same level of English, which makes a course some students learn more and achieve further progress, while those who know less left behind.
Anyway ... ... conclusion of the question I want to make self-criticism.
Learning English is now necessary, both for working life, to interact with different people in the world. But I think the teaching methods taught both in school and in the Universities are poor. Since not everyone has the same capacity for learning, and perhaps many times have the desire to learn, but seeing that we lag behind in comparison to our peers, becoming more frustrated, making it finally leaves the study of this.
