In Dominican Republic Spanish is the primary language and English is secondary, but is not commonly used. I could not speak any English; therefore, school was extremely difficult with English being the primary language. My interpretation of English language was that it sounded backwards and just did not make any sense. I remember times when my dad would get mad at me because I used to watch Spanish channels instead of English channels. He used to say, “ The more you hear English the better you will understand it. When you can do that, then you will be able to speak it.”

To achieve dynamic communication skills, I devoted most of my time and patience into learning as much as I could. So I started reading magazines, newspapers and novels to enhance my vocabulary skills. I learned how language is used as a scientific field, how it is used as a language, a tool for communication and carrier information. I thought of communication as a universal bonding agent; therefore it must be understood in order to achieve any goal in today’s competitive world. Communication development is strongly emphasized throughout the educational process. I realiz

Shortly after I started high school, I realized how important English language is; Language is the basis of education. I remember when people used to giggle at me, but I did not care; I was trying hard to do my best. In 1994, I got my first job. Oh boy, it was tough at the beginning. It was at a modeling company, I was responsible for creating individual photo albums. After two weeks on the job I learned how to communicate smoothly and it became fun. Having this job was one of the best things that I have done, I was able to talk and not worry about other people judging my accent.

Boot camp was not as tough as I thought it would be. I was able to communicate with my fellow recruits, which made the experience a lot more enjoyable. In October the navy sent me to school to learn my job, which was extremely difficult. I became the class leader based on my college credit and my rank. My shipmates did not like me, they used to say, “Until you learn to speak English do not talk to us Get lost.” I felt as if language was power; It is so hard for people like myself who have a limited vocabulary; the less one know, the more difficult it is to express how one feels. I did not let that get in my way. I studied even harder and I graduated with the third highe

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