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- Why It's Difficult to Practice Writing in English. It's hard to practice writing in English.There are two reasons below: These days, it seems that the people who learn a foreign language prefer talking on messengers like KakaoTalk to writing a post on language exchange sites like Lang-8. Usually, I like writing a long post about a specific subject. So, I often write a post about something like an original score from a movie on my blog in Korean. But, talking on a messenger is a bit different kind of writing. In addition, I think it would bother my daily life. The second reason is that the people who learn English are much more than those who teach them English. I think it's easier to get corrections about a post written in other language like Korean than a post written in English(I made about one thousand corrections on Lang-8 for about eight years). I never mean native English speakers are bad. We all know that this problem results from just imbalance at numbers of people. However, it's clear that many Koreans have difficulty learning English.September 10, 202000
- The Chinese Medical Culture! I'm terribly sorry that I use English here. For now, I hardly know about the Chinese language. Sorry againㅠㅅㅠ I'd like to learn about the Chinese medical culture. I googled "the Chinese medical culture," but all the posts were focused on only the TRADITIONAL Chinese medicineㅠㅠ.. Could you teach me about the general medical culture of China? Or you could introduce a post about that to me!^^ Please help me! Thank you in advance :) * I said "general" but it may be quite vague. So let me give you some examples of the Japanese medical culture. What I want to know is something like the followings :) -The Japanese people don't like receive other people's organ, blood, etc. -With health/medical problems, usually a husband makes a decision, not wife. -Elderly people are proud when they get help related to health from their children(sons and daughters). Thank you!March 19, 201670
- in the wee hours I have some questions about "the wee hours." Please help me! Q1)Does "the wee hours" exactly mean 0:00 ~ 3:00 a.m.? Q2)Which is more common among "in the wee hours of this morning" and "in the wee hours this morning"? Q3)Is there any other better expression that is more common than "the wee hours"?February 26, 2016130
- plural? singular? "Although I've seen some other works about a genius, "Good Will Hunting" is the most inspirational for me." I think that most movies about geniuses normally deal with "one" specific genius. That's why I said "a genius" in that sentence. Why should I write "genius" in plural there? Is it because I'm referring to more than one work? I'm not sure. Please help me!February 18, 201620
- Which is more natural? Could you tell me which is more natural? "Last year one day ~" VS "One day last year ~" One day last year, I saw him for the second time in the movie "My Left Foot." Last year one day, I saw him for the second time in the movie "My Left Foot." "V + only + N" VS "only + V + N" In this work, he played the character of Christy Brown, a cerebral-palsy-stricken painter who can move only his left foot. In this work, he played the character of Christy Brown, a cerebral-palsy-stricken painter who can only move his left foot. Please help me!February 14, 201630

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