I'm home! Hi everyone! It's been five months since I got back from Sanaa', Yaman. I was planning to go back to Sanaa' for my new semester in learning Arabic by the end of last month but it seems like it's pretty much impossible to go back there for the time being since the situation there is a bit unstable right now. I guess I'll be spending more time in Malaysia then. Or should I go for a vacation? Korea maybe? Heee. Either way, I shall start brushing up on my languages don't you think? Heheee. Since I stepped foot in Malaysia five months ago, I've been busy almost all the time. I was busy managing my online business that I gotta put on hold for awhile when I was in Sanaa', I was busy attending families and friends' weddings, get together with family and friends for outdoor activities, and so much more. I don't really have the time to sit and learn neither Arabic nor Korean! I know it's not really a bad situation (since I have fun and enjoy myself all the time) but for me who also enjoy learning new languages, it's such a bummer! I wish I have more than 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so I can do everything that I love all the time!

How to say "I'm coming home tomorrow" I am currently studying oversea and my flight back is tomorrow. A Korean friend was asking "when are you come home?" and I'm hoping to reply her in Korean as well. So, how should say "I'm coming home tomorrow" or maybe "my flight is tomorrow" in Korean. Thanks for your help!

될거야 and 될꺼야? I came across this word few times now but sometimes it is 될거야 and sometimes it 될꺼야. I'm a bit confused. What does the word 될거야 and the word 될꺼야 means? Are they the same? If yes, why are they are spell differently? Thank you.

How to use 아프다 and 아프게? Hi, I am wondering what is the difference between 아프다 and 아프게? I know they mean the same but when and how should I use 아프다 and 아프게? Thank you so much!

How do you say "can I have a quarter kilo of turkey breast?" So, I webt to the supermarket for some groceries earlier. I wanted to ask for a quarter kilo of turkey breast. Unfortunately I have no idea how yo ask the seller for it as he can neither speak nor understand English. So, I am wondering if any of you could help me with this. How do I say "can I have a quarter kilo of turkey breast?". Thank you so much! شكرا.

I am not an accountant! Hello. My name is Nana. I am an Accountancy graduand. I graduated from Anglia ruskin Unversity in the year 2012. مرحبا. اسمي نانا. انا _. _ من الجامعة انكليا راسكين في سنة ٢٠١٢ Maybe you can help me by filling in those blank spaces. Thank you in advance. !شكرا

How do uou say "good morning" I am planning to update my twitter account with a bit of Korean phrases. Just to add some fun in it. I do know things like hello, thank you, nice meeting you and some other phrases but I am wondering, how di you say these phrases in Korean? "Good morning" and "have a nice day everyone!" Thank you in advance for you help :)

How do you say "don't you want to eat?" in Korean.

I am new at this. I came across this website a while back but since I was too caught up with things back then, I don't really have the chance to join this interesting website. Anyhow, here I am now, new and a bit lost. I don't really know how does this thing works. Heheee. Anyway, I am currently in Yemen attending Arabic classes. I've been studying Arabic since I was 11 but unfortunately I can barely understand when it comes to communicating with the Arabs. I would only smile and nod as if I understand them. Heheee. I remember when I was on my way from Makkah to Jeddah a year back, my family and I were in a rush and we needed to be at the airport by 8PM. The driver was supposed to be at the hotel lobby by 5 but unfortunately he arrived a quarter pass 7! Since we can barely speaks Arabic and he doesn't understand English, it was a disaster! We tried so hard I almost cried. After all those stupids hand gestures and all, he finally understood what we were saying and luckily we arrived on time! Since that incident I always thought to myself, where are those 10 years + that I spent learning Arabic? The only reason why I am pretty much bad at it is because of lack of practice. Afterall, not everyone speaks Arabic in Malaysia. So, with a decision to improve my Arabic communication skills in my head, I decided to take a big step and went to Yemen where most of the people here speak nothing but Arabic. So, here I am today in Yemen, trying my very best in learning and speaking Arabic :)