English Channel 2

When I started to learn English there, I was a little bit nervous to speak in English. Because I felt I didn’t have enough ability in English to express myself or to state the stuff that I was going to do. Sometimes I got stuck in speechless. I was very conscious of that everybody was waiting for my next word in awkward silence. It was a kind of torture for me. A few weeks later, I gradually got accustomed to speak in English slowly with searching for next word or phrase while I was speaking. The point was to get the key word to convey my message to them. Off course if you have no idea about the issue, you get nowhere.

In these classes I met many wonderful class mates and teachers. They inspired me a lot how to speak, what kind of expressions should be appropriate and so on. Thinking back, I was taught by the teachers and class mates as well.
One of the wordings I’ve learned was “It has been another hectic week.” It was a phrase which was used by one of my class mate when he was asked by a teacher. “How are you doing?” I thought it was a nice expression, so I used it next class. And another classes. His name was S.

“How are you doing? S.” “I miss you. I loved her classes that you attended. I still clearly remember the classes we enjoyed talking everything. Do you remember my promise that I couldn’t fulfill. Are you still there? I would like to cherish the lovely time we shared at that time forever. Can you hear me?”

I originally wanted to write the incident that made the English Channel getting into a mess. But I gave it up. Because I would like to preserve the great time I had with wonderful people there.