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I'm very enthusiastic in learning more about Korean culture, and its language. Easy to teach and definitely willing to learn. I can understand basic Korean, and can also read and write Hangeul all from personal experiences, which would be mostly me teaching myself.
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    Hi Marie, my name is Paula, I'm a Filipino who is a Native English speaker, I would love to teach you English if you need help.

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    Ain't is another form of "is not" or "am not" though it's not proper English, it is a term of slang that's used often by students (or at least by the students I see in my high school).
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    This sentence is not usually something you would say in a conversation.
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    Kakaotalk and Line are two very popular apps a lot of Koreans use to communicate with each other. Both are free and as long as you're connected to wifi, you can even call each other for free! (when my best friend went to Korea for a month we used Kakao to talk every day)
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    After going around and looking I think I may have finally made the right choice in joining Italki. I've been wanting and trying to learn Korean for the longest time after having been introduced to the music and culture in 2004. I'm very proud of myself for having learned a tad bit of the language ( let's just say I definitely won't get ripped off if I go to Korea just because I'm a foreigner ), and also for learning how to read and write Hangeul, but I know I can definitely improve a lot more. I just really want to make friends who wouldn't mind teaching me Korean, and in return I could also try teaching them English. I've got a lot of Korean friends, all of whom are very "Americanized" and it just feels awkward to come up to them repeatedly and ask questions about how to say this or how to say that.
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