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Maryland and Ohio are both my home. I was born in Baltimore then at age 12 moved to Ohio where we remained for 35 years. Then I moved back to Maryland and my residence is in Baltimore County (not in the city). I am retired but my town is the county capital and thus a bit busy. Italki attracts me because I am looking for a place to write and speak in Korean and to receive responses in English, regarding my errors. More importantly, my Italki partner should have no fear to offer opinions, debate, or explanations. It is difficult to make me angry. I'll also teach English.
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    That depends on your specific needs. I need all of the learning styles (natural conversations, writing to conversation partners, linguistic models of the mouth using different sounds, grammar, repeated words, alphabet, sentences which are looped. Each person has effective learning styles.
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    May 15, 2013
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    Real, real cheap...various online sites for learning Korean. I have a little of this and a little of that (1-to-1 with voice and text with native speak:Italki, dictionaries, written lessons, grammar, syntax, rhythm, vocabulary, etc.). Ask your browser, take a peek at what looks good, then make your choices.
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    May 15, 2013
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  • Answered
    I am learning Korean my self so all I can tell you is: Girl pretty and cute is. or Apples and Bananas good are.
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    May 14, 2013
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    Who is jaacey? Cons: I'm almost a "know it all" because I know it all. No, I do not know it all, only 10%. If I'm not careful I will start every sentence with "I". I talk too much. I walk fast and ignore my partner. I love everything about all of my close relationships (friends, family, and dancing partners) but when with them and can not move about then I can't stay long and must get more space. I love them but I think I have ?? I don't know. I just need to stretch out. Pros: I'm generous, kind, and active enough to make friends, stay healthy, and have a great time. I love discussions about the BIG questions, walking safely at night (it's beautiful), public transportation, shopping i.e. window shopping, museums, looking for specific information on the internet, etc.. I'm an OK person except for the Cons.
    April 18, 2013
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    If you have a computer you might also try an online translator, many of these programs are free and most offer a choice of "preferred languaage to learn" and a choice for your native language. I have two to serve all of my needs. Italki is the best for learning by asking and listening. I wouldn't give it up.

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    April 17, 2013
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  • Commented

    I don't think so...the Chinese alphbet and inflections are too difficult to be quickly or willingly learned.  However, the Korean language is clearly logical and historically based upon Chinese. This makes Korean a better candidate for Eastern Asia adoption.  HOWEVER, I am talking about Eastern Asian trade language.  The major global trade language will depend upon the current placeholder and willingness of the traders to adapat.  English may still be preferred but Korean is, I feel, the easiest way to go.

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    February 6, 2013
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