A Trip To Guatemala

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Imagine strolling through the streets of Paris or Oslo with a map in your hands, your phone, and drinking in the sites and mesmerizing beauty all around you. Imagine going to Seoul, Kyoko, and maybe even Reykjavik and being able to understand the culture, rich history, and every word locals say. That is something I will like to accomplish. Traveling many places and learning many languages is something I will like to accomplish because it's been a dream ever since I was a child, the historical part of going on a trip and intrigues me and so does the languages, and knowing many can benefit you mentally and you will be able to understand natives in places you travel.
Firstly, ever since I was a child it has always been a goal to travel many places because my diverse family and myself being exposed to experiences …show more content…

My grandparents on both sides have both been avid fans of traveling and I know for a fact my father has been to Europe when he was my age and that my mother being from the country of Guatemala has took many trips to many nearby countries like Mexico or Nicaragua. When I was a toddler I remember when I visited DisneyLand in California and going on the child ride, It’s a Small World and being so spellbound about the world to the point my mom for my birthday got many toys that have to do with the topic. A reason why I feel like learning many languages and traveling is necessary for me is because my roots from all over the world and family. My grandpa was born and raised in South Korea and my mother was came to the United States when she was in here twenties from the tropical country, Guatemala. So I will like to learn their native languages. When I chose Spanish as my elective this year my mother was ecstatic. Even though I've been to Guatemala a handful of times when I was young I didn’t understand a single thing but maybe once I become fluent in Spanish I will be able to communicate to my cousins and family and have a

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