Language has so many forms. It can be in a form of codes, words, signals, colors, sounds, actions and texts. Language doesn’t have to be in a form of words. If two people can understand and relay messages in any form then it is considered as a language. During my freshman year, my friend and I made a secret code for the two of us only. So, we could write and send messages to each other without letting the others know the meaning of the message. This code we made became our language in communicating for the next four years of stay in high school. Our friends then became interested in it and so we taught them the language. Until almost everybody in school knew the codes we made. Even our teachers became interested in it and ask us to decode the meaning of the language we use because so many students were using it at that time. Yet we decided not to let the teachers know the language or code we made so that we could talk about a topic and don’t let them know the meaning of it. The learning of this code we made was easy for our friends because they have the desire to know it immediately to be able to join our group discussion using the code or language that we made. My friends’ reason in learning the language we made is important to them at the time. We fell in love with the language we made that is why we had used it for4 long years in communicating.

In learning any foreign language you should have a strong desire to learn it. The reasons for learning it should be strong enough for you to be interested to learn it - be it wanting to make friends (say poker nights with Spanish people playing their “juegos de casino” or French cooking cuisine nights or Italian nights at the opera) or professional reasons. You can hire a tutor if you want, research all you want, enroll in a class eight a hours a day and yet you found yourself still can not be able to communicate through the language that you wanted to learn. This is because the desire you put in learning it is mediocre. Being mediocre could make the learning of the language very hard. The second easy way to learn a new language is to assess the need and reasons of learning it. If the need of learning a new language is very important like for example putting up a business in that new place or studying in that place then you push yourself to indeed understand the language. If the reasons of learning the language are not that important then your willingness to understand it is very low then understanding it will take a long time. The third easy way to learn a new language is to love it at first sight. Could we imagine ourselves being in love with something or someone? We wanted to know everything about that thing or person. We want to be updated with everything about it. We dream and imagine about that thing or someone. Then this thing or person would occupy our time almost everyday of our life. Falling in love with the language we wanted to learn is one sure, fast and easy way to learn it. If you fall in love with the language you also wanted to learn everything about the new language, you wanted to spend time getting to know the language, then you hire people to teach you how to get to know the language, then you enroll yourself in classes that could help you polish your new language. Then in a month or two you are learning the new language and communicating with it the easy way and with such speed that you talk with it as if you are native speaking that language.