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I had the opportunity to live in S. Korea for 2 1/2 years and attended a language academy at Dankook University in Bundang for a year. I am interested in improving my Korean in topics that are generally not found in general conversational topics. As for Chinese, I am interested in learning it so that I have a better understanding on the roots (similar to Latin for English) as well as being able to communicate with my wife's side of the family. For Japanese, I have always had an interest in it but never had the opportunity to start until finding this site. I look forward to any conversational opportunities.
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Jumpei
Japanese
Feb 6, 2018
ありがとうございました。
Jumpei
Japanese
Jan 31, 2018
ありがとうございました。
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    Something is a bother. Something is a pain in the butt. To do something is such a pain/bother. Or.... I don't like doing that. It's a pain.
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    July 2, 2015
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    Today I would like to introduce to you my family name Kim, the most popular name in Korea. This name is originated from Kimhae, which was once the capital city of Gaya. The Gaya was the most cultural/science-oriented civilization among all Korean cities. It was very famous for mining, making and selling iron and gold items. The Gaya-style iron items can be found in several places, even in China and Japan. I think the was important in the time of ancient cities because you could make strong tools for farming, weapons for wars and many others. So, it was a kind of a symbol for authority. People of Gaya called on their first king Suro as "Kim".

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    July 2, 2015
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    Then, I suddenly noticed. I'm wearing a pink shirt today. Furthermore, I have a small bag that is red-pink and my cellphone case is also red!

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    July 2, 2015
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    Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

    Yesterday, I started to write on the site "italki". Today, I receive the correction the native speaker check . I am very thankful for her comment that is becase I actually didn't expect for anyone to read my writing. However, I get a courage and feel funny to write in English after receiving the correction. I want to help someone study Korean. Sharing the knowledge is very valuable. So these day, most Korea school operates the program called "mentor and menree". Students who study very well help other students who have a low score. They can ask something they don't know to their mentor than the teacher because they think their friend are casual and comfortable. They can get the high score on the examination after this program. I learn the pleasure of the sharing the knowledge from her, she who I never see. Thank you!!

     

    Today, I received corrections from a native speaker. I was very thankful for her comment because I actually didn't expect anyone to read my writing. However, I gained courage and felt funny to write in English after receving the correction.

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    July 2, 2015
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