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Hello. I had lived in Australia and the US, and just came back to Korea after 5 years. Have a plan to get back to Australia at some point, but my Aussie English is getting lost. Therefore, I am looking for somebody who can CORRECT my English and teaches me new Aussie expressions which I do not know yet. So, I need a native Aussie or British person. I can teach Korean for your level. Although you are a very beginner, I still can teach you with English. So, you do not need to worry about it.
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    First note. Alright, this is my first note. I am going to talk about red neck culture in this topic. I had lived in North Carolina and Florida most of time in the US. Before I stayed there, I had no idea what "red neck" is. I heard about red neck many times and began to notice what it is. Red neck culture is pretty different from "bogan" in Australia and laborer culture in Korea. They usually have enough money as most of them have farm. Of course, it is same meaning as "ignorant people". When I visited Walmart one day, I saw many items for red necks. Plus, people said that red necks like hanging around shopping mall and it is one of their fun.
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    새로운것이 없다.

    요즘에 한국어 공부하는 것이 조금 지루해요. 더 많이 배워야 하는것을 아는데 자극이 없어요. 아마도 아이톡이 점점 좋아지고 있는건가? 오늘 날씨 진짜 좋지만 좀 더워요. 그래서 밖에 안 나가고 싶어요. 곧 내 친구랑 커피를 마시고 얘기할 꺼예요. 나중에 그림이 그리고싶어요. 나는 영어 선생님으로 일하는데 내 취미는 일러스트레이션이에요. 재미있어요! 미술 하면(그림 그리면) 평화적인 느낌을 받아요. 이 사진은 최근 그리는 그림이에요. 좋아하세요? 난 만족해요 ㅎㅎ

     

     

    Very good. Cheers!

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    May 28, 2015
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    Not so much different, but second one is grammartically accurate.
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    May 25, 2015
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    There are several expressions for "How are you" in Korean. 1. 어떻게 지내 (지냈어)? 2. 잘 지냈어? 3. 안녕(하세요). I'm Fine = 잘 지내 or 좋아 I'm Good = 좋아 I'm Not So Good = 별로 안 좋아 or 별로야 or 그리 좋지 않아 I'm Terrible = 최악이야 or 엉망이야 or 그지 같애
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    May 25, 2015
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    Nothing different. Just another word.
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    We don't have word "첮" in Korea. Dosen't make sense. 회 means times that you have done. For example: 1회 = 1st time 2회 = 2nd time
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    May 25, 2015
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