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Hi there! Learning languages as a hobby to learn about cultures and stuff :)
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Joong
Korean
Dec 30, 2021
So passionate student! I want to be as motivated as he is!
Mereinur
Kazakh
Sep 21, 2018
A good endeavour! Good luck with your plans!
Erika
Japanese
Sep 21, 2018
Thank you for taking my lesson. ありがとうございました:)
Franciszek
Polish
Sep 19, 2018
We spent an hour on pronunciation of letters in alphabet and in particular words. I am very satisfied with the results of our class and I'm looking forward to next classes.
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    July 31, 2018
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    2018년 7월 31일 방학이다. 수업이 없어서 심심하다. 오늘은 늦게 깼어다. 요즘은 개우르다.더우니까 침대에 개속 있고싶다. 돈이 많이 없으니까 큰 도시에 못 가다. 요즘은 뭐 하세요?
    July 31, 2018
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    오늘은 메시지를 많이 받았다. Italki의 받은 편지함을 열어해서 언어교환하는 사람이 많다. 메시지들은 이집트의 아랍말이나 브라질의 포르투갈말을 하는 사람이었다. 놀랐다. I checked my italki messages and there were a lot of people that wanted to do a language exchange. They were mostly either from Egyptian Arabic speakers or Brazilian Portuguese speakers. I was surprised.
    September 17, 2017
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    Yup! From what I'm used to, it can mean 1) to have someone introduce you to date someone "hey, can you hook me up with that friend of yours?" 2) to have a sexual encounter with someone "dude, did you hook up with that girl last night?" or, "we just hooked up last night"(http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Hooked+Up) 3) to give someone free stuff. (like, when the person behind the counter gives you a free item or in the case of a restaurant, also a large portion of food---- because you were nice or when a new store owner gives you more stuff so that you can come back to their store again, ) A - "dude, i was at this restaurant the other day, and they totally hooked me up!" B- "oh yeah?!" A - "they got me a cola with my meal" (i dunno, i couldn't really make a sentence LOL) B - "that's what's up". (that's good/awesome) 4) to ask someone to give you free stuff or to give them good/good quality product. "yo man, hook me up" (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hook+me+up) There are multiple things on urbandictionary.com if you want to look up stuff. I even use it because, younger generations are spitting slang I'm not familiar with and I'm just like, "what? what just happened?" lol.
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    September 13, 2017
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    언어를 배우기 요즘은 취미를 연습하는 것은 언어이다. Italki로 3개 주 전에 포투갈어, 중국어하고 일번어를 배우기 시작했다.다른 언어도 배우고 싶지만 시간이 아직 없다. 어젠 일번어 레슨은 물건을 세우기 입니다. 이번 주는 아랍어하고 이타리아어 레슨을 계획에 추가했다. 재미있을 것 같다. 지난 주는 운동을 다시 시작 했다. 지난 일요일에 실리콘 밸리 근처에 있는 도시 프리몬트에 하이킹을 갔다. 'mission peak'이란 산에 하이킹을 갔다. (https://www.yelp.com/biz/mission-peak-regional-park-fremont).아직도 피곤하다. 다리 좀 아프고, 앉아서 궁둥이도 아프다. 이 쓸기는 하고 싶은쓸 시간이 엄청 넘어졌다. '많이 엃어버렸구나' 하고 '실수 하는거야' 란 생각이 많이 했다. 한국레슨을 하고 싶지 않은데 직접으로 블로그나 유튜브로 연습고 십다.단어 많이 모르고 아직도 듣기가 어렵때문이다. 제가 한국말할 때 아마 한국 보통사람은 말하긴 속도 좀 비슷하지만 저 한테 문제를 물어볼 때 대답하기 엄청 느려요. 머리안에 문장을 만드는 것이 어렵다. 단어를 모르니까 대화하고 싶은 토픽이 말할 수 없다.이 블러그를 쓰기 도 진짜 얼여웠다. 네이버 사전이랑 구글 translate은 여기저기 바꿨다. 여기 진짜 끝이다. 머리 엄청 아프다. These days the hobby that I'm practicing involves languages. I started learning Portuguese, Chinese, and Japanese through Italki three weeks ago. I want to learn other languages too but I don't have time right now. For Japanese yesterday, I learned how to count things. This week I'm starting Arabic and Italian. I think it will be a lot of fun. Last week I started to workout again. On Sunday I went hiking up a mountain in Fremont, which is near Silicon Valley. I'm still sore from the hike. My legs are still sore and I can feel it too in my glutes* when I sit down. Writing this took way longer than I thought. I had a bunch of thoughts like "I've forgotten a lot, huh" and "I'm making a lot of mistakes, aren't I?" have crossed my mind while writing this. I don't want to take Korean lessons but I want to immerse myself and practice through blogs and youtube. I don't know a lot of vocab words and listening is still hard. When speaking in Korean my speed is almost the same as a regular Korean person's but when they ask me a question I'm slow to answer. It's hard to make sentences in my head. Since I don't know a lot of vocab words, I can't talk about things that I want to talk about. Even writing this blog was hard. I had to switch in between Naver Dictionary and Google Translate. I'm done. My head hurts. For ESL reference: *glutes = slang for gluteus maximus, a better way too say "butt" in conversations about exercising
    September 12, 2017
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    Interesting, thanks!
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    September 12, 2017
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    September 9, 2017
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    Today is a holiday and this is my first posting. So awesome!

    I'm from Korea. I'm a guy and I'm 22 years old.
    I hope to leave on a trip overseas about after 6 months. 
    I hope go to India cuz India is very arcane but, I heard India is a dangerous country. Therefore I'm so scared but I (want to face the/embrace the) challenge of going to India.
    I am a challenger!
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    September 9, 2017
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    Looking for a tagalog & kapampangan teacher Hi! I'm Filipino-American, from California in the USA. My mom's side speaks kapampangan around each other and my dad was always just tagalog. I want to learn both, and I can understand roughly 50% maybe of each. Looking for a teacher for both. If you know cebuano too, that would be super crazy amazing haha. Thanks for checking out my post!
    September 9, 2017
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    한국어 공부하는 중 있어요 한국어를 공부하고 있어요. 근데 좀 단어가 모르갰어요. What's the difference between 현금 카드하고 신용카드? 채크 카드는 현금 카드랑 신횽카드 같을 수 있어요? 그리고 네이버 사전에서 "교통"이라는 단어를 검색했는데 의미가 잘 모르겠어요. 여어로 "transportation" 이에요? ~ ㅠㅠ.
    April 29, 2013
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