Pretty Korean Girl

Last Monday I met a Korean girl. She had a side training in Taipei (what do you mean by side training?). At first beginning (we say "at first" or "in the beginning"), we weren't don't familiar with each other, I'm was curious to know more about this pretty girl, so I tried to talk her. I invited her to have lunch with us (Who is "us"? You can only use a pronoun after you have specified the noun the pronoun is referring to). And I'm glad we got to become familiar with each other.

This monday, I invited her she to play badminton with us after working. She said, "Ok," with a smile. I think she is a kind person. One day, she asked me what I do when after the work because she feels so bored in Taipei. So I invited her and my friends to have a dinner together. I felt thought we're were so happy.

This morning, she told me that I'm her best friend in Taiwan. I'm was really happy to hear this. I think she is my best friend in Korea too. I usually call she her a crazy girl usually. because she is so happy all the time always. Everyone can make she her laugh so easily. I like this happy girl. She will leave Taiwan tomorrow. I'm missing her laughing already.

NOTE: "Her" and "She"

Her can be used in the possessive, for example: "her book", "her computer"; it is also used as an indirect object: "I talked to her" "I gave the book to her" "I met her", whereas "she" is always the subject in the sentence: "She is so nice" "She likes to go swimming" "She is fun to be around."