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Studying
English and studying Spanish, my second language, are different in a number of
significant ways. Not only the languages in general, but also the English and
Spanish cultures couldn’t be more different. As different as the cultures, are
the English and Spanish classes here at the university. The main difference is
that the English classes are always held on the computer, in the Spanish
classes, however, we use only books and paper. Another point is the way
homework has to be handed in. The English teachers are very strict when it
comes to formatting homework, whereas nobody cares about that in the Spanish
course as long as you hand in your homework. One reason for the strict homework
formatting rules in the English course is the number of English students, and
that leads to another significant difference. The Spanish language is not as
popular as the English one, consequently there are less students and smaller
groups. It is clear to see that Spanish and English courses are very different
but both languages are enjoyable in their own way.
