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Hi everyone! I'm Sarah and I'm from Chicago, USA. I'm a full-time student and my major is Japanese and International Business but I have a deep desire to learn and study Korean. I'm planning to study abroad in a year to Seoul and I really want to try learning the language before I go. I'm looking to make friends and study partners who can help me better myself and my language skills!
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    I would love to live in South Korea for a while. The culture is so different compared to mine and I think it would be so fun and interesting to learn about it. 

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    Hi! I'm actually studying Japanese in school and I might be able to help. Katakana is only used for English words or words that are not derived from the basic Japanese language. For example, your name would be written in Katakana. Certain characters can change but that's when you start entering kanji. For example "to go" is いきます。(ikimasu) but when you start getting into kanji it will look like 行きます。 (I hope that's what you're questioning about.) As for memorization, you really just kind of have to do practices everyday even though it might not seem like the most fun thing to do. The more that you kind of force yourself to practice it, the more you'll recognize it and learn it.
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    April 17, 2015
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    안녕하세요! 2015년 4월 16일 안녕하세요! 저는 사라예요. 나는 대학생입니다. 미국 사람이에요. 저는 초보자입니다!
    April 17, 2015
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