This Monday, I gave the Noche de Hogar (FHE) lesson...in Spanish. It was my first time speaking in front of people. And although it was a close group of young single adults and friends, I was really nervous. I spent a couple days working on my lesson: reading, writing, then translating into Spanish. Fortunately, with the assistance of an online translator and the help of a good friend, I was able to finish just in time. I spent Monday afternoon practicing my pronunciation and trying to get the words to flow instead of the Spanish spaghetti topped with marble meatballs that it felt like in my mouth.
After done, I was pleased with the discussion, general impression, and mostly--the relief of finishing. The evening concluded with some homemade sugar cookies, sudoku puzzles and chatting. It was a good night.
This Monday, I gave the Noche de Hogar (FHE) lesson...in Spanish. It was my first time speaking in front of people. And although it was a close group of young single adults and friends, I was really nervous. I spent a couple days working on my lesson: reading, writing, then translating into Spanish. Fortunately, with the assistance of an online translator and the help of a good friend, I was able to finish just in time. I spent Monday afternoon practicing my pronunciation and trying to get the words to flow instead of the Spanish spaghetti topped with marble meatballs that it felt like in my mouth.
After done, I was pleased with the discussion, general impression, and mostly--the relief of finishing. The evening concluded with some homemade sugar cookies, sudoku puzzles and chatting. It was a good night.
1 comment:
sounds like you rocked it!! thatta girl.
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