Actually, though there were some obstacles for me to stick only to leaning English, I think I still had enough time to do so. I went to travel Hawaii last month. I needed to study legal ethics for MPRE test a few days. I had to finish two big assignments at legal writing class, which I thought was most impressive class for me, by the way. That being said, I could not deny that I spent long time on studying English, especially speaking and writing. I continued this blog less than every two days on average, I had Skype chat class more than twenty times. I consciously had time to speak with my language exchange partners and class mates.
One of the reason why I am not sufficiently aware of my improvement in English is I did not focus on specific situation when specific topic and word are typically used. For example, all most all salespersons of souvenir at Hawaii can speak Japanese just because what they need to know is mere conversation to promote their items and negotiate prices. Also, my friend, who had done more than five years in Australia, told me that it was hard for him to have a daily conversation though he could communicate with his coworkers well in his business. So, I continue to give leaning English a best shot, though it has been hard time to motivate me. The only thing I can do is believing in the coming day when I will be able to speak English as fluently as native people do.
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