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- Could you help me how to correct this sentence? A few days ago, I cried in reading a book,because I remembered my son who had a part time job at the gas station on winter vacation whan he was a college student. he wanted to make some money before joined the army. One day it was payday I saw him who counting some money with his dirty hands, a dirty face and a dirty uniform. At that time I was so sad and sorry. Newsdays he is very hardworking and save a lot of money to buy a new apartment. Besides he knows how to spend and how to save. And these days I can see many young people who spending much money to buy only famous brand goods,so they need to have apart time jop that will teach them how to handle money. I know they naver have free time, but who have to worke for the experience. Thak you for listening.November 15, 201320
- Please, could you help me~~~ Calling someone "foreigner" in English doesn't sound polite. English is the international language, so it's not the same as saying "외국인" to another Korean. Also, if you think about it, when you travel outside of Korea, you're the foreigner! I would say "I enjoy meeting people from other countries more than sightseeing." If you use "like" or "enjoy", you should say "more than" instead of "better than". Example: "I like baseball more than soccer." "English is the international language, so it's not the same as saying "외국인" to another Korean. Also, if you think about it, when you travel outside of Korea, you're the foreigner! I would say " that sentence I don't understand, please help me.September 20, 201360

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