Europe Days

I always dream to be articulate in all of the languages available in the world. I’m Chinese and was born in the Philippines. Culturally, I inherited most of the language one can consider useful and can easily be understood by the many. During my early age, I was able to grasp the different languages offered by our school curriculum. It ranges from Filipino, English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Fokien. I was lucky that I was able to expose myself with most of the courses available in school which makes it easier to interact with the different races in our country. However, my passion of learning doesn’t stop from there. Now that I’m all grown-up, I feel that my equity in the business I decided to venture on would greatly increase when I learn how to speak other languages aside from what I’ve been accustomed of.

Different European Languages, this is one project I aim to achieve. I consulted multiple website in the net and managed to find some interesting articles that will help my cause. I learned that Europe is segmented into 3 Indo-European languages, the Roman languages derived from the Latin language of the Roman Empire; the Germanic languages, which originated from Scandinavia; and the Slavic languages. Roman languages are often being used in the south-west of Europe as well as in Romania. Germanic languages are spoken North-west of Europe and some identified parts of Central Europe. Slavic languages are being used in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe.

After researching the roots of Europe, the scope of this language sounded very complicated. Oh well, a person is free to dream right?
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