Learning foreign languages is definitely something fun.

But while looking around here and there recently on this site other than just having some classes (this sentence is confusing) But recently while looking around this site(just did a few lessons before), I found this amazing "notebook" section. For me, as an English learner, this is such a useful function because I can practice writing whenever I want and even get some feedbacks from native English speakers in all around the world. 

What is much more fun, however, is to look around the Korean notebook section. I was just as surprised to see so many articles there written by people from literally all around the world. I haven't thought about how many people are learning Korean from every corner of the world since I've always considered myself as an English learner(who is a Korean) and focused on polishing(your verb, "polishing", works but could be said better, "honing", "improving") my English.

To read diverse articles written by Korean learners with various nationalities was such a thrill and funwas fun and such a thrill(sounds more natural in this order). What they wrote about in their daily lives and even how they made mistakes looked just so cute for me. And I was quite impressed with how excellent they were intheir Korean was which wouldis probably be an unfamiliar foreign language for them.

And it got me to put myself in the so-called 'native's' shoes. I realized that I might also be seen like that to them. Then I felt my impatience with my slow improvement in English was lessened a little bit. which made my rethink the impatience I have with my own slow English improvement.

Most of all, learning foreign languages is so fun and all the language learners are doing their best despite all of the cute struggles are so cute.