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Hi, I am Taylor From Korea. I was a math teacher of a KSAT academic institution, programmer of a startup and project manager of an event agency. I am learning English and eager to improve my speaking ability. That's because I am leaving for Australia near soon. This is about my short history of learning English I really hated to learn English when i was in school. That's because all teachers just forced me to memorize everything with no reason. Yeah now, I know memorizing is also an important part of language learning as well as other parts. But, at that time, there was no one who taught me how English goes. So, I gave up learning English. After many many years and only after I realized I needed English for my major and life. Thus, I tried to understand how it goes by myself and started to learn it. It was 2 yrs ago. Now here i am. I need your help. Feel free to correct me, if I say anything wrong or unnatural. And type it to let me know and remember it.
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Dina Piponski
English
Feb 23, 2018
Great lesson! I liked our conversation and I’m looking forward to watching that video! Your English is pretty good and I’m genuinely impressed! Talk to you soon!
Brienna
English
Feb 16, 2018
It was wonderful meeting Taehoon Kim today! He spoke really well and it was a lot of fun speaking with him.
McKinzie
English
Feb 12, 2018
It was fun talking to you, I'm so excited about your upcoming plans! See you again soon
Sophia
English
Feb 8, 2018
Great conversation, all the best with the rest of the preparation for your trip! It was a pleasure to meet you! All the best with your new hair cut as well! :D
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    I think the word "의심의 여지" is better than "의문의 여지" for me I don't mean "의문의 여지" is wrong. I can find sentences both "의심의 여지" and "의문의 여지" and "의심의 여지" are used a lot more than "의문의 여지" If you wanna ask me what the difference is, there is no difference in each meaning. The reason why I say like this is that the former sounds just better for me. And as i think that's because I heard the former more than the latter. PS I don't understand what you want in your PS. I can just revise it to be correct one. 그 문제 그렇게 제가 했으면 됐어요. 이 문제도 이렇게 못 할지도 몰라요. But this doesn't make sense. If I translate it, it is I was able to handle that problem in this way. This problem might not be able to be handled also in the very same way. It sounds weird, doesn't it? 그 문제 그렇게 제가 했으면 됐어요. 이 문제"는" "그"렇게 못 할지도 몰라요. I was able to handle that problem in this way. But, this problem might not be able to be handled in the very same way.
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    February 17, 2018
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