Please correct! ¿Qué has hecho estos días? - Este fin de semana he descansado en casa. - Este lunes he estudiado español. - Estas vacaciones he visitado mis abuelos y he nadado en el mar. - Este viaje he comprado un sombrero amarillo. - Esta mañana he comido pan con té. - Esta noche he visto la T.V. - Yo ya he hecho los deberes. - Yo nunca he estado en España. - Yo todavía no he leído el libro.

ser/estar Qué es esto? Este es libro/ Esta es flor La ventana está abrierta La ventana está cerrada La ventana es estrecha La ventana es ancha La ventana está rota Juan es simpatico Juan está cansado Juan está enfermo La casa está limpia La casa está sucia Cómo estás? Estoy bien, gracias. y tu? Cómo eres? Soy buena y amable

Hola! ¡Hola! ¿Cómo está Ud.? me llamo Chorong. soy coreana. mucho gusto!

2014.11.03 Mon Today, I took my first Spanish class at a Spanish institute. I expected there will be about 4~5 persons who take the class, but I was the only one and i will be still the only one for this month. It is obviously a pleasure to learn with other persons, but i like this situation as well because i can recieve more help from my teacher one-to-one. By the way, my teacher was Estrella, and she was so active and kind that i liked her lesson! :) Today, I learned Spanish alphabets, how to pronounce them and some simple expressions like "Hi". I am a beginner at Spanish, but i think it is an attractive language! I love both English and Spanish! Of course, Korean most. Anyways, i'm looking forward to next class :)

Being fluent at English I have a question. Am i able to be fluent at English only in Korea? My answer was 'No'. When i was young, i thought i can not be fluent at English unless i have ever lived in the coutries where the language is spoken. Yes, it may be true. Many Korean parents choose for their children to learn English in English-spoken countries although it costs a lot, bacause it gives them more opportunities to talk to native speakers and makes them practice their English all day long. It helps them to quickly become almost like a native speaker. I know well, but my answer is changed now bacause of one of my friends. I met him about 3 years ago. He can speak English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Oneday, I asked him how he could speak 4 languages so well, and i guessed he must have ever lived in the countries where the languages are spoken. However, he had never been abroad! He gave me food for thought. Now i think i can learn any languages and enoughly be fluent at them without living abroad. Do you agree with me? Can i be like my friend? The proof is in the pudding, but i am sure i can!