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When I was a child, I was not completly sure about choosing one career. At times, I saw that I wanted to be an architect, or scientist. Really, I was not even sure about joining in the university, in the high school I had a lot of unanswered questions, but finally I took a choice, I didn't expect it. That choice was to apply to university to a social science program. My first option was sociology, simply because I know it. But I was accepted in Social Work, my second option. I didn't know this profession yet, I read the career program and it was interesting to me, and I think I was lucky, because I really liked this profession, and now I know the sociology career and I don't like it. Since then, when I began in the Social Work, I expanded my knowledge in relevant issues. (Cinclodes Patagonicus)

Hi everyone. This is my first evaluated post of the semester. I´m a Social Work student, my name is Lucas Sepúlveda, I´m 22 years old and I was born in Santiago of Chile. At the elementary school, I studied in José Toribio Medina School in Ñuñoa, Chile, but in the high school, I went to some other schools. Now, I study at Chile University, and this is my 4th year in this career. My roommates are my mom and my sister. My mother is a masotherapist, and in the past she was a history teacher, she is  44 years old. My sister finished the high school last year, she is 19 years old. In my free time, I like to make digital music, and sing, and play guitar too. And in the future, I want to be a good musician. Talk to you later, have a nice day. (Cinclodes Patagonicus)

My name is Lucas, I'm a Social Work student in the Chile University. I don't like English, because I'm not interested in other languages apart from Spanish. In the past I'm really like to listen to music in English, but recently I prefer the local music, or rather in Spanish. When I watch movies in my house or in the cinema, I prefer this movies in its originally language, in other words, if some movie is filmed in English, I prefer to listen to it in this language and see it with Spanish subtitles. The most difficult aspect of English for me is understanding it when I listen to it, and formulate coherent sentences. If this problem persists, I plan to overcome it with hard work and practice, because when I really make an effort, I get my objetive. (Cinclodes Patagonicus)