Translation Made Easy

I love being able to speak different languages. I actually know how to speak, write, and read five (5) languages; three of which are my native Filipino dialects (Tagalog, Waray, and Bisaya). I still want to learn more, and if I'll get the chance to study foreign languages, I'll grab it in a heartbeat.

With the internet and all that nowadays, it seems like learning how to speak a different language has been made as easy as typing and clicking because of so many online translators available. You can basically type in anything you want and pick the language you would want to translate it into, and you'll get it in a matter of seconds.

I find that awesome, to be honest. I sometimes use online translators if I want to translate something just to see how it'll be like written in a different language. I've tried Polish translation(s), French, Italian, Spanish, and German. I love reading them and I find the way they write words in their own specific language, interesting. I think the very first words I translated online were, I love you. I mean, that's probably one the first ones people would want to know anyway. I got curious about how other countries say I love you and when I got the translated words, I got more eager on wanting to learn more languages.

To me, being able to speak five language right now is something I am proud of. My husband even told me that I can use it if I want to apply for a job that requires such ability. I liked that thought that's why here soon, I am going to check online if there are schools here that offers such course. I am not just going to let it go to waste. I mean, to me, it's a gift, a special skill that I know God has given me for a reason. And if you know you've been blessed with an ability that you know you can use to further better yourself, use it. He wouldn't give it to you if He didn't think it'll benefit you at all.