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Hello world! I am an EFL teacher and anthropologist currently working in Korea. I am interested in other cultures, travel, politics, religion, and current events. I firmly believe the best way to learn a language as fast as possible is to speak with every opportunity, so please set an appointment with me and let's chat.
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    I am not an expert, but here are a few thoughts I have. 1. It will be very hard. Always. Any language, "easy" or "hard" is going to be discouraging, difficult, unbelievably frustrating, etc. 2. You TOTALLY can do it. There are 1000 excuses out there but if you put in the work you will learn the language. 3. Avoid formal classroom learning. It is expensive, time consuming, and generally ineffective. I suggest using blogs that advocate self study as a basis on which to create your own method. I recommend www.fluentin3months.com and www.fourhourworkweek.com.
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    October 11, 2013
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    What is the Korean man's idea of dating? I have asked this question to several of my Korean male friends and am interested in other opinions. From my understanding, when a Korean man is a woman's boyfriend, there is no expectation of sexual exclusiveness/fidelity/loyalty until marriage. Is this true? The Western ideal is generally when you are exclusive boyfriend/girlfriend you are loyal. Many relationships end because of "cheating", even though they are not married. What are your thoughts?
    October 7, 2013
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    How do I form very basic Korean sentences? I am trying to form very basic Korean sentences. I have many words, but am struggling putting them into sentences. I often try to use Subject는 Object를 Verb어요 but am still rarely understood. Can someone help me? I would like to easily say "I am walking" or "I am shopping?" or "Would you like to drink coffee?" and sentences of a similar nature. General rules for making myself more UNDERSTANDABLE (but I do NOT have to be perfect) would be very helpful.
    October 7, 2013
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    September 29, 2013
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