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Hello; I'm an American Korean-Dominican fluent in English and learning Spanish and Korean.
안녕하세요? 제 이름은 크리스틴 이고 저는 미국에 대학생이에요.
저는 반은 한국 사람 이고 반은 도미니카 사람이에요.
여기에서 친구들을 사귀고 한국어 연습 하고 싶어요.^.^
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My Grandfather
An old man comes across the threshold. He wears long boots and has a white beard.
His necklace shines like gold and in his eyes have a light that illuminates everything around him.
He is my grandpa and he passed away when I was child, but I remember [his personality all the time].0 votedApril 4, 20162Hello!
I am a Japanese high school student. And I study English hard in order to speak English well and I want to be communicate with a lot of foreign people. So please talk with me.Rewrite:
Hello!
I am a Japanese high school student. I study English hard in order to speak English well and I want to communicate with a lot of foreign people. So please talk with me.
Good job! :)
0 votedApril 4, 20161- 혼혈 (Half-Korean) 안녕하세요? 저는 한국 사람들이 한테 질문을 있어요. 우리 어머니께서 한국 사람 이세서 저는 한국에 정말 가고 싶어요. (제 가족은 미국에서 살아요.) 그런데 저는 걱정이 돼요....한국 사람들은 자주 혼혈을 안 좋아해요. 그리고 우리 아버지께서 흑인 이세요. 요즘 한국 안에 무척 인종 차별이 있어요? 어떻게 생각해요? 감사해요! ^.^ - 크리스틴 자애 Please feel free either to correct my entry, share personal experiences, or just discuss the topic with me. :)April 4, 201690
- "To" is correct, but "be respectful of others" is also sometimes heard .... I feel there's a subtle difference: - "To" implies that one should actively try to demonstrate respect to others through his/her words and actions. - "Of" implies a more neutral state - simply being conscious of other peoples' feelings, time, etc. It's more of a double negation of not showing disrespect to others than it is of directly showing respect (i.e., do NOT NOT be respectful to others vs. be respectful to others). Small difference, but that's the feeling both phrases give, in my experience. It is probably safer to stick with "to". :)0 votedMarch 13, 20161
- By the way, we're going to the city on Tuesday, March 15th. I plan to use that opportunity for my campaign by handing out my fundraiser card to people around the mall or cafes. I really hope this plan will be successful and that I'll receive donations from awesome donors. So, I will keep this video short and just update you guys once I arrive from the city. If you have any suggestions and ideas, please comment below; I really appreciate it. Wish me luck on my fundraiser. Thank you and bye!"0 votedMarch 13, 20161
- Hello Tryone! Not all of the changes I made were grammatical revisions, but they make your story flow more naturally/ sound more native. "Hi there, I'm Tyrone. I created this video to ask for any suggestions or ideas that could assist my online fundraiser. I created this fundraiser on February 20th to help fund my education in New York this coming August. Since it's very easy to run the campaign, I feel confident running it within 55 days. Fortunately, generosity.com (my fundraising platform) allows its users to end their fundraiser anytime. I posted mine in my Facebook timeline, Facebook groups, etc. I also posted it on twitter 5x a week, and asked my friends to help me to spread it on other social media websites as well. It wasn't easy to ask anyone to share it on their Facebooks; I was lucky enough to get 550 shares on FB and one awesome donor."0 votedMarch 13, 20161
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