I'm Very Happy. I Love Italki. :)

Yesterday, I posted a question. After that, many people answered my question enthusiatically.
Whenever I speak or write English, there is much ambiguity.
It makes me hesitate to speak or write English.

However, from now on I think I can resolve those ambiguities through italki.
So I believe it will make me confident to speak English.

I love italki.

BTW, I really want to make corrections for anyone who wants to learn Korean.
I tried to do it once, but I felt it was very difficult even though I'm a native Korean speaker.

How do you guys explain or proofread my entry well? :)

I really admire all of you who proofread and answer questions about English.

Hey Jungwong. With regards to correcting postings, the best thing to do is to read it all first. This way you can get a feel for the way the writer is trying to express themself. After you have made the corrections, read it again. Sometimes you will find that you will correct your own corrections. Have a look at some postings that have a few corrections. You will notice that everyone makes different corrections. Try to understand the writer, and then express it in your own words- the words that come naturally to you.

Good luck.

Phil.

I'm very happy. I love italki. :)

Yesterday, I posted a question. After that, many people explained my question enthusiatically.
Whenever I speak or write English, there is much ambiguity.
It can make me hesitate to speak or write English.

But from now on, I think I can resolve those ambiguities through italki.
So I believe it can make me confident to speak English.

I love italki.

BTW, I really want to give a correction to someone who wants to learn Korean.
I tried to do it once.
But I felt it was very difficult even though I'm a native Korean speaker.

How do you guys explain or proofread my entry well? :)

I really admire you all who proofread and answer questions about English.