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Hi! Thanks for viewing my profile. I am a native English speaker with strong affections for coffee, sunshine, my husband and my cat. I have classroom experience teaching teens and children, and tutoring experience with all ages. I'd love to help you master your language goals! Whether you're learning a language for work, school, or love (like me-- my husband is from Korea!!) I can help master the skills you need to be successful. Please feel free to contact me with questions.
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Heeyoung
Korean
Apr 5, 2017
It was lovely meeting 진주씨 today :) She has this cheerful, positive energy that I'm sure will help her enjoy learning Korean! Plus, it makes teaching fun too ;) Keep up the good work!
Rosa
Korean
Dec 3, 2014
You participated actively today. I believe you will get use to Korean and small talk soon.
Rosa
Korean
Nov 12, 2014
Your pronunciation is lovely in Korean. I was happy to listening it!
Rosa
Korean
Nov 7, 2014
Great job! Although you had a break. Enjoy reviewing!
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  • Posted
    언녕허세요 언녕허세요. 저는 황진주예요. 저는미둗사랑이에요.
    July 29, 2014
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  • Posted
    What is the romanized word for Korean? I have seen Hangul and Hanguk and I am confused.
    July 8, 2014
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  • Answered
    The first and last phrases use the word "meet". This is used when you see someone for the first time ever. The middle one can be used any time.
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    November 22, 2013
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    Could you give the sentence before also?
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    November 22, 2013
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  • Commented

    For some reason, the song "What does the Fox Say" by Ylvis is very popular.  It's pretty funny.

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    November 7, 2013
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    I think this may be referring to ordering a part that comes in a "bundle" of two. I'm not quite sure. I agree that, as is, it does not make sense.
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    October 18, 2013
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    Yes. Some might even say "each and every one of his employees".
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    October 14, 2013
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    1. I wouldn't use development twice in one sentence. In the second case I'd say "growth". 2. Both tremendous and amazing sound to over-the-top. I'd just say large. 3)Locals is fine but I think local residents sounds better in this case. 4) I think the sentence is fine but it would be helpful to see an example-- it's vague right now. What kind of negative influences?
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    October 13, 2013
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    Both sound correct. The difference is the first sounds like there is a specific job he is applying for. The second sounds like he is sending in his resume to the local newspaper to see if any jobs are available. Either could and would be correct.
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    October 13, 2013
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    Turn by itself means to change directions, as in "turn from right to left". In this sentence you should say "turn out to be" or "turn into".
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    October 12, 2013
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