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I want to improve my Korean and make sure I continue to practice and grow!
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Sarah Moon
Korean
Jun 9, 2021
칼라 씨~ 한국어를 아주 잘 해서 많이 놀랬습니다. 토픽 2가 어려운데 도전하는 카라 씨가 대단하고 화이팅입니다. 다음부터 같이 열심히 토픽 공부를 해요. 좋은 하루 되시고 다음에 만나요~ 감사합니다!!
Rosa
Korean
Jun 30, 2016
감사합니다. 인터넷이 안 좋았지만 수업은 정말 즐거웠습니다. Thank you for doing your homework!
Hyojin
Korean
Jun 12, 2016
Perfect pronunciation! She is reading Korean really fast! And she also learns new things quickly and knows how to use it :D I'm also looking forward to our next lesson :D
Rosa
Korean
Jun 12, 2016
Thank you for your a kindness comment Carla. I loved being with you for the class. I think we can enjoy future classes too. Especially, you have a good understanding and a great pronunciation in this language which will help your learning well. 다시 만나길 바래요.
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    One thing I learned during my graduate program/postgraduate programme

    Although it is important for teachers to prepare their lessons thoroughly, they should be flexible in their teaching as well. Likewise, while students need to be conscientious about their research, they shouldn't be obstinate about their reseach topic and should be willing to change it if necessary.

     

    Additional Notes:

    -I changed classes to lessons, because typically it is lessons that are prepared and classes are taught. Depending on your meaning you can say "prepare their lessons" or "teach their classes"

     

    Hope that helps!

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    February 2, 2016
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    The pros and cons of social media

    I have made a lot of foreign friends since I started using social media sites such as Facebook and I could share information easily about my interests. I met my girlfriend thanks to Twitter. She lives in Japan. I can see her and talk to her by using my iPhone. We also communicate with each other on social media sites. We can also help someone who tries to find missing family members or their pets. These days, the police use social media to solve crimes. On the other hand, there is a lot of misinformation about what we want to know. We spend too much time on them so we can't do our work properly. Some people don't know how to make friends in real life. Some people even use it when they meet their friend in person. It's not good. I used to do the same thing. You can be hurt mentally online. You don't know their true personality. They say bad words easily, because they don't think that you are a friend when they have different thoughts about some topics. I have experienced it many times before. Actually, I have stopped using it several times before. Let's use social media wisely.

     

    Additional suggestions:

    -You can make "I met my girlfriend thanks to Twitter." and "She lives in Japan." into one sentence by saying, "I met my girlfriend, who lives in Japan, thanks to Twitter."

    -The transition between 'We' meaning you and your girlfriend and 'We' meaning we as a society between sentences 5 and 6 is a little unclear. Maybe make those two seperate paragraphs to indicate seperate thoughts?

    -You can be hurt mentally online is not an incorrect phrase, but sounds a little awkward. Some substitutions could be 'You can be bullied online' or 'People can be rude online'

    -This might be a personal choice, but I would say social networking sites over social media sites. Both are correct though!

    Hope some of that helps! :)

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    February 2, 2016
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  • Answered
    Finding books to read in Spanish nearly the same as trying to find books to read in English, it'll definitely be specific to your interests. Also, a lot of popular fiction books are translated into Spanish, so you might be able to find your favorite book translated. As far as books originally written in Spanish - Don Quixote - Miguel Cervantes (quite a heavy tome, but even if you find an abridged version it'll help you get some cultural context), El Amor en Los Tiempos de Colera & Cien Años de Soledad - Gabriel Garcia Marquez, El Alquimista - Paulo Coehlo, La Casa de los Espiritus - Isabel Allende. As for music my mom always listened to a band called Mecano when I was little, they're from Spain and a lot of their lyrics are more story telling so that could be fun for you! Some of their popular songs are Hijo de la Luna, La Fuerza del Destino, Aire and Ana y Miguel. Good luck!
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    January 23, 2016
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    It means almost. So, I can almost count on being lucky. Very likely, but not certain. Hope that helps!
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    January 23, 2016
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    "We turn a ghostly greenish blue in the light" What the author is referring to here is that due to the light they become a greenish blue. The light turns them that color. "Kept dim" Dim means not very bright, so this means that they keep the light on low. Hope this helps!
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    January 23, 2016
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    I probably won't be the first or last to tell you this, but practice makes perfect! Listen to it as much as you can, watch shows in English (especially cartoons that tend to have simpler language), listen to music, try to read and write it regularly! There is no fast & easy way to learn a language, so the important thing is to make it fun for yourself :)
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    January 23, 2016
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