My pets

I don’t have pets, but i had a pet a few years ago. Her name was Manchitas and was a stray animal. One day I found her on the street, next to the gas station, she was shivering and was very badly hurt. The people who were near to Manchitas told me that she had had an accident. a car hit her and came to the side of the street like she could. 

Then I took to her to the veterinarian and there they was informed me that she would lose one of its legs. So I decided she stay for a time in my house, as she improved the accident. After that, spent time with my family,  we begin to love our new pet. 

The vet told us it would be better for Manchitas if we cut her leg, as it should not be infected and get used to walking without his leg. So, we decided to operate, it was very difficult for us to see to Manchitas without one of his legs, but she looked good, ran at full speed and was happy.

We stay with she very long time, but when my son was born, Manchitas barked and growled at he. Until one day she escaped, we look for a long time, but she never returned. We were sad, but we had the joy we did a good job with she, we cure when she was wrong and we loved much.

English for my

I always put a barrier between English and me. The truth is that I don’t like, I think it is necessary for the professional development of anyone, but maybe shouldn’t be. When I was a little kid and had just three years began to teach an external language and completely distant, a language that isn’t linked to anything of their own, unless you have parents who speak English as their mother tongue, which incidentally is not very common in Chile.

I learn English by necessity, professional commitment and most of all because it is a good reference on the resume. But I have my son who is three years old and in your garden will teach English from now, so it is easier, you know the numbers and many basic things, but there is something that bothers me about all this.

 At home, however, we have a blackboard with numbers in Spanish, English and in Mapuche language, the mapudungún. I understand that we must learn English, it costs me, but I understand. However I prefer to learn one of the native languages ​​, so you are speaking them rescued from oblivion, I prefer it priority mapudungún and not English.

I prefer my child to learn a close, beautiful and full of cultural significance rather than learning distant and strange language.

A COUNTRY I'D LIKE TO VISIT

I would travel to New Zealand. Is a country that doesn't have excessive tourism demand, such as Europe, for example. I would definitely like to know France, Germany, England and all European countries if money allows, but if I had the opportunity to travel the first country that would be New Zealand. I have heard that the food in this country is wonderful, you can find all the variety of delicacies you want, really everything. The beauty of its landscapes is certainly what attracts me to know this country, mountains, volcanoes, waves, surf and beautiful cities. Maori culture is very present in this country that despite the modern maintains its traditions, this is great, because I love to see Maori with their faces and bodies tattooed or nose and forehead gather to greet, as is tradition.




In general, I would like all countries, although in reality it is impossible, but New Zealand too caught my attention for its beauty and culture so distant and strange to us.