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Hi! I'm 27 years old. I want to practice English, especially speaking and also I can help you with learning Korean. I'm interested in sports, game, chatting, movies, music , drinking, and traveling. If your living near Seoul national university station in 2nd line, or living in Gwan-Ak-gu do not hesitate to contact me :)
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    So talking about this picture it says a lot to me "to be the no. 1 u need 2 b d odd "what I felt bout it is when we have to stand out in the crowd we need to b very different from others we have to grow our level to a different extent so that nobody can matches it whether we have to do it evenly or in a odd way but we have to have to struggle our way out to achieve that no. 1 crown .
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    May 8, 2021
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    Hello. Have you ever heard about fine dust? In Korea, it's really big problem mainly due to the dust from dessert. It happens in Spring season usually, and comes from foreign country by the wind. Everywhere is gloomy and flurry because of the dust... I'm so sad about the weather cuz I was planning to take a walk around my home..
    May 8, 2021
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    How do you think about bitcoin? These days bitcoin is real hot issue in Korea. According to statistics over 30% of office workers are investing in bitcoins (including altcoins) for about 5,000 dollars in average. 
    As a matter of fact some altcoins are increasing over 100% in few days and everybody wanna get some money through bitcoin investment. Somebody says it's just a bubble lika a Tulip did before but some people say it's just beginng of bitcoin's era and it's market is getting bigger and bigger.
    I'm a kind of skeptical person so I cannot invest my money easilly but there are so many people who earn lots of money. So sometimes I feel jealous with them and regret not investing earlly.
    January 3, 2018
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    January 2, 2018
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    June 29, 2017
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    Is money important to you? Yeah. Really it is. Because I think money is value of everything. I can don everything what I want to do with enough money. I need money for eating, drinking, having fun, and buying some clothes and ect. It's one of the reasons why I'm working. What would you do with extra money? If I won a lottery, I would quick my job and buy an nice restarant or cafe on vacation spot like Jeju-island. Or I would buy a house for my family. But in Seoul, house prices are too expensive, so I doubt that I could affor it with lottery prize money.
    June 9, 2017
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    Do you prefer living in a city or country? I prefer living in a city. Because I've been living in a city for my whole life so I cannot imagine living in a country. I like city because it's clean and convenient and there are many living facilities like store, market, hospital and restaurant. But air pollution and traffic jam is a big problem of the city. And actually I don't like crowded place like Gangnam street, so sometimes I just feel like wanna live in a coutryside. How about you?
    June 7, 2017
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    ABOUT OFFICE LIFE It's been about 1 and a half year since I start to work as an office worker. I don't know about other countries working environment, but I really envy so called advanced countries' working environment In Korea most office workers can't get off work at legal quitting time eventhogh there is nothing to do or nothing very urgent. Just because other co-workers also can't go home because of the same reason. What a waste of time and ridiculous culture! Besides it depends on which company you work and which part you are in and which person you work with. We call this "case by case" but in fact It's all about one's fortune. Usually every worker is hired in same circumstance but after employment placement, everyone's life depends on each one's fortune. Whom to blame? Maybe it's all about one's destiny..
    March 7, 2017
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    ABOUT OFFICE LIFE It's been about 1 and a half year since I start to work as an office worker. I don't know about other countries working environment, but I really envy so called advanced countries' working environment In Korea most office workers can't get off work at legal quitting time eventhogh there is nothing to do or nothing very urgent. Just because other co-workers also can't go home because of the same reason. What a waste of time and ridiculous culture! Besides it depends on which company you work and which part you are in and which person you work with. We call this "case by case" but in fact It's all about one's fortune. Usually every worker is hired in same circumstance but after employment placement, everyone's life depends on each one's fortune. Whom to blame? Maybe it's all about one's destiny..
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    December 27, 2016
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