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The best holidays I have had were in Brazil, specifically to Salvador de Bahía- Porto Seguro. I went in 2010 for a week with my lifelong friends. First we had to travel to Santiago because our flight left from there to Rio de Janeiro and then to Salvador de Bahía. Upon arrival the Resort was huge and beautiful, it had three giant pools and it was almost a miniature city, in fact we got lost a couple of time at the beginning. Every night there were different shows full of dance, music and food, it was a lot of fun!  One of the days we took a tour of the  nearby beaches I got a Henna tatto, which was a disaster haha. Another day we went to visit the city a and I tried the raw cocoa straight from the tree (Spoiler: I didn't like it). We also went to a giant water park, it was very entertaining! Another day we went on a boat to a party that had aquariums and three music-dance enviroments (Brazilians are very funny). We also went snorkelling (photo below). The last night we went to...

Hi again! At this time I want to talk about a country I would like to visit, Japan.  Since I was little, Japan has caught my attention. The first time I have notion of this country was through various animes, like Sailor Moon, Slam Dunk, Knights of the Zodiac, Dragon Ball Z, etc. Since then, I have been very curious about the landscapes and their culture so different from what I am used to here in Chile. Years later I learned that Japan is one of the most polluted countries in the world, and also has one of the highest teen suicide rates in the world, Anyway when I think of Japan, comes to my mind the image of green fields and cherry trees. I would like to go there to live, for know and learn more about this country, in terms of traditions, as well as the most modern and technological part, but only for a year or two, althought you never know... I am open to the possibilities! :)

Hello everybody, at this time i want to talk about my relationship with the english language. When I was a little girl, from elementary to high school, I always enjoyed the english class, in fact it was one of my favorite subjects. In my school there were two group of learning, according to the level of knowledge. At first I was in the less advanced level during two years, but over time I progessed to the most advanced level and I stayed there for three years. I really enjoyed it and was very interested in lerning more about the language. After leaving school, and for almost ten years my relationship with english was very scarce. I don't listen to much music in that language, and also hardly do I watch TV, so I think I need practice. I have a hard time conjugating verbs, and with the pronunciation, but learning more about english still catches my eye. I think is fascinating!