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What was the first thing you learned in your target language? What were your first goals? Have you finished those goals? Intermediate to advanced: How have you changed studying your target language since day 1? Do you use different resources? What has worked and hasn’t worked for you?
My firsts words in English language

Honestly, I don’t remember which were my first learned words. I guess it was at school, and probably they taught me the numbers and the name of colors.
When I was a teenager, I learnt a lot listening to the music and writing down the lyrics.
My goals where basically, to be able to communicate with other people during my trips. I succeeded, but I must say that some regions with different accent are still a challenge.

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When I was a teenager, I learnt a lot listening to the music and writing down the lyrics.

When I was a teenager, I learnt a lot listening to the music and writing down the lyrics. When I was a teenager, I learnt a lot listening to music and writing down the lyrics.

My firsts words in English language

My firsts words in the English language My first words in the English language

Honestly, I don’t remember which were my first learned words.

Honestly, I don’t remember which were my first learned wordsthe first words I learnt. Honestly, I don’t remember the first words I learnt.

I guess it was at school, and probably they taught me the numbers and the name of colors.

I guess it was at school, and they probably they taught me the numbers and the name of colors. I guess it was at school, and they probably taught me numbers and the name of colors.

My goals where basically, to be able to communicate with other people during my trips.

My goals where basically, to be able to communicate with other people during my trips. My goals were basically to be able to communicate with other people during my trips.

I succeeded, but I must say that some regions with different accent are still a challenge.

I succeeded, but I must say that some regions with different accents are still a challenge. I succeeded, but I must say that some regions with different accents are still a challenge.

Because you're referring to more than one accent, you use the plural form.

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