The first notebook entry

I came to Australia around 8 months ago from South Korea. I am currently taking a 6 month-long English Proficiency course at in college. It has been about 5 months into the course,and thanks to my teacher, I reckon my written academic English has improved to some extendt.
But the problem is my spoken English. Even though I live in a country where its the mother language is English, I have no Australian friends to chat with in English. All my classmates are immigrants from overseas just like me. Their English level is just about the same as mine. Maybe I am not that active and outgoing. My English is quite ok, though. I have been to Canada and learned Enlgish for a year when I was a university student. However, it is still not easy to understand what people say on TV. I estimate that I can understand 60% of what people say on hereAustralian TV. That is not all enough at all to for me.
I could can see that Korean pop music (K-pop) is quite trendy among some young people around the world and more people are wishing to learn Korean in order to grab the meaning of K-pop lyrics in K-pop. I wish I could chat with them in English or, of course, or in Korean in return.
Thanks for reading this out. Your correction is welcome!

The first notebook entry

I came to Australia around 8 months ago from South Korea. I am currently taking a 6 month-long English Proficiency course at  in college. It has  I've been taking this course for about 5 months in the course, and thanks to my teacher I reckon my written academic English has improved to some extent.

But, the The problem is my spoken English. Even though I live in a country where it's mother language is English, I have no Australian friends to chat with in English. All my classmates are migrants (migrants is a word that is excepted in some parts of the states.  I would use Immigrants or migrants) from overseas just like me. Their English level is just about how mine is. Maybe, I am just not that active and outgoing. My English is quite ok, though.

I have been went to Canada and learned English for a year when I was a university student. However, it is still not easy to understand what people say on TV. I estimate I can understand 60% of what people say on here Australian TV. That is not enough at all to for me at all.

I could see that Korean pop music(K-pop) is quite trendy among some young people around the world. and More people are wishing wanting to learn Korean to grab understand the meaning of the lyrics in K-pop. I wish I could chat with them in English, and or, of course, I would speak Korean in return.

Thanks for reading this out. Your corrections are is welcome!

I do love K-pop and K-dramas.  I mostly watch Korean tv even though my main languages are Spanish and English.  I am currently learning Korean, not only for the music and dramas, but to help the people in my community.  We have a lot of Korean speakers where I live and not many of them know English.  I want to help these people in their own language!  I am usually very busy, but if we can find a time that works for the both of us, maybe we can chat for a bit.  We can help each other!