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So my first exposure to Spanish was in a World Language class in middle school. I lied the class, loved the teacher, but hated the language (looking back I think it's because I had a bunch of idiots in my class and we just did basic easy things like memorizing numbers and days of the week). Then my World Language teacher (who was ultimately a Spanish teacher and speaks Spanish fluently) did something very kind for me.The next year in high school I meet this kid in French class who is now my best friend (Hi Hunter I know you're reading this). I was a freshman and he was a junior and with the help of two Spanish classes, native speakers, and a general interest in languages in general (and a love and passion for Spanish) he was already fluent. Our friendship basically grew out of our mutual interest of linguistics and learning languages). I told him that I spoke German one day and he was like “okay, I want to test this out. Teach me a little bit of German because I'm curious about it” So I did. And he wasn't interested. And then e started to try to persuade me to learn Spanish. I resisted until May of my freshman year. Then he said that he wasn't sure whether he wanted to go into language teaching or a different career and that he needed me to be his guinea pig. So, being his best friend, I did become his guinea pig. We flew through the basics due to my knowledge of French and other foreign languages. Then, he actually started teaching me challenging grammar and vocabulary and I disdained it. I tried to goof off and not learn as much as I could. But, by then I can form simple sentences and communicate basic ideas and understand A LOT from him talking to me in Spanish all the time. So as much as I wanted to fool around and not learn, I couldn't help myself. I was hooked. I genuinely liked the language.So then I made friends. I have made three really good Spanish speaking friends so far (Hunter a non-native; Gabriel, a native from Mexico; and Liliana, a native from Colombia). I love these people, I'm friends with them, and I'd love to be able to help them with their English and communicate with them in Spanish.Towards the end of my freshman year and then the beginning of my sophomore year, Hunter introduced me to one of our high school’s Spanish teachers. We simply call her Señora. Everyone does. She is a character. She's funny and relatable, and practically best friends with Hunter (he graduated and they sometimes communicate and hang out outside of school). She hit it off with me and helped us out by providing us with the textbook that she uses to teach her Spanish 1 and 2 kids, some short stories and worksheets, and even gave Hunter a textbook that she uses in Spanish 4. She gave me PDF versions of 3 textbooks (hehe shush that's illegal) and she did everything she could to help me. I spent almost every day in her classroom during homeroom and study hall, and toward the end the year she gave me passes every day to her Spanish 2 class when they were reading a story and asked me to help her help them with it. So I did. And now her Spanish 3 class is on my schedule for next year. She wanted me to take Spanish, so of course I was like “"Hell yeah this'lol be fun!” so she laughed and told me to schedule a Spanish class for next year and that she'd let me skip a year or two to put me in a class that's my level. So, I scheduled for Spanish 2. She seen this and then changed it to Spanish 4. I told her about my insecurities and that this would mean that I wouldn't have h e my senior year, and so we agreed that I'd be put in Spanish 3 next year :DNow I still study on my own because I love the language. It has grown on me. Ultimately I'd like to learn Spanish to give myself a sense of completion, another rush like when I realized that I can actually speak and understand German without a problem. I aslo want to communicate with my Spanish-speaking friends in only a way that could be achieved by speaking the person’/ native language. I really also want to make both Señora and Miss Y and Hunter proud, and eventually be able to show them what they all helped to teach me, and to thank them all personally in Spanish.And that's why I learn Spanish.Because I love the language and I love the people.

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