Hello,
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I'm Nogs17, an college student that lives in the United States in the state of Illinois. Both of my parents were born and raised in Poland so I am 100% Polish and I can speak it very strongly. In addition, I can speak English fluently and I took 3 years of French in high school and plan on continuing to learn it in college so I could become trilingual.
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Personal Interests/Hobbies
Working out- I greatly enjoy going to the gym on a daily basis because it keeps me physically fit and it keeps my diet in check. I prioritize eating large amounts of protein and carbs found in whole food sources which helps me live a healthy lifestyle.
Reading- Finding or overhearing of a great book that seems interesting is a great way to pass by the time when I'm bored. For one, it's a productive activity that is not nonsensical like sitting on your phone for hours watching pointless videos and secondly, your inner imagination works to create remarkable images in your head like your almost watching a movie.
Debates: There's something about debating other students or people about various topics whether they're related to politics, history, sports, class assignments, and even court trials that really gets me going. I love competition and anything that involves me beating someone whether through speech, debate, or even physical activities will always be at the top of my favorite things to do.
Learning- I believe that learning is at my maximum enjoyment and potential when I have an astounding teacher taking the time out of their day to teach me at their full capacity. I have a great appreciation for teachers that teach a class with extreme precision and with a focus on detail that really grabs the attention of the students.
Favorite Quote:
"Give me liberty, or give me death!" -Patrick Henry
This quote symbolizes the early American's importance of sacrificing their life in order to attain independence as a nation from Great Britain. It inspired preparation and determination for the Revolutionary War.[1]
- ^ Editors, History com. "Patrick Henry". HISTORY. Retrieved 2020-09-22.
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