I enjoy learning English.

I'm Daisy and I live in South Korea. I spend almost all of my time studying English. It's fun, but sometimes I am sick and tired of it. I really want to be fluent in English, but even though I have studied English for almost 15 years, I still have a long way to go. I know that practising and studying are the only ways to improve. Maybe I need to change my attitude and just enjoy the challenge.

Do not give up the challenge! You have already invested 15 years of your time in learning English. The secret to language fluency is to engage with the language and native speakers on a daily basis. Use a variety of methods such as studying from books, listening to language learning CDs, learn English by watching lessons on Youtube, use your computer to log on to Duolingo and do the listening, speaking and writing exercises, use your smart phone to play the language learning applications like Mindsnacks, listen to songs in English, watch movies in English and so on. Good luck and keep learning, but most importantly, TALK TO ENGLISH SPEAKERS ON SKYPE. 

My advice is to ONLY speak with NATIVE SPEAKERS. There are a lot of helpful people out there who are learning English and they want to practise speaking English, but you should avoid them if you want to be fluent and have the correct accent.

For example, the helpful Russian who corrected your work, isn't fluent or accurate. Just compare his correction to mine. (NO insult intended)

Enjoy learning English

Hello, I'm Daisy. I live in South Korea. Nowadays I'm trying to learn English. It's very fun, but sometimes I feel sick and tired of it. Because I want be fluent in English but still there are huge mountains for me to climb, even I have studied English almost 15 years. I know, that practice and study are only way to improve it. Maybe I need to change my mind, to enjoy this time.