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English classes were pretty good, I actually enjoyed English more than others subjects, since here at least we can interact with our classmates, speaking in the differents activities during classes and with blogs, and the interaction with other people this year has been precarious, due to the context that we are living today, so it's always nice to have a little space to talk with each other. In my case I think that I already had a decent English before entering to the university, so it wasn't that difficult for me, however, I still managed to learn some things. The mistakes that I keep making are most related to the basics, for example sometimes I use "wich" when I should say "what", so it is only practice to get better.  I started learning english when I was a kid, since I used to play a videogame where the dominant community was english, so if I wanted to be able to communicate with others players I was forced to speak in their language. This is how I sta

When i start to think about what my dream job could be, I don’t really have a specific thing in mind. Honestly my dream job is just a place where I enjoy what I do, and how I still have a few years to finish my studies, I believe that time will define where my interests are really directed. Also, I’ll try to continue my studies with a degree or something like that, if possible. Right know I’m studying design , and I will specialize in industrial design, I have a lot of areas that are very interesting to work in, and I’m interested on a lot of them but one topic that interest me the most are the materials. I would love to investigate about them, create new materials, or discover, more tan creating. So if I continue on this path, probably a dream job would be a multidisciplinary lab, MIT lab maybe (¿?) maybe aiming too high, but something like that could be perfect. I would love to work with other disciplines, like engineers, chemist, etc. Is a great chance to start learning about ot