I never thought I would try to learn a new language near retirement age.

Couple years ago, I thought I would like to learn a new language. I liked it and tried it for a little while, but the notion did not last long because there are not much help around.

After mixing in with the group for 1 1/2 years and resisting the notion to learn their language. I finally decide to give it a try. The prospect is daunting. It has 28 alphabets. But each one has four different looks, depending on its position in a word.

Fortunately, my teacher is very patient and understanding. If I want just a five minutes lesson, that is what I will get. I will have enough homework for the rest of my week. Besides, if I want any extra help, I can just get it from
anybody who happen to be close by. A pretty good deal! I hope I will not give up too easily.