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안녕하세요~내 이름은 나오미이예요. 만나서 반가워요^^ 나는 한국어를 더 배우고 싶어요. 你好!我是Naomi。我的中国名字是鄂春。认识你很高兴!我要有中文朋友所以我能练习我的中文说话技能。还有 我能帮你练习英文 。谢谢。 Hello! My name is Naomi, and I'm currently learning a few languages, but I am only focused on improving my Korean and Mandarin language skills as of now. If you are interested in helping me, I can provide you help with your English. Let's be friends!
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    Correct? :: Hi guys im going to talk to you about my city in Korea !

    Hello, thank you for opening my post.

    Today, I'm going to telling you about my city in Korea :))
    Im live in Busan, Korea or you can say, "I'm living in Busan, Korea." 
    and My neighborhood is located near the Gwangalli beach. "the," is not necessary before stating the location, here 
    All Most of people are thinking that Haeundae is the most beautiful and famous beach in Korea,
    however, Busan people are going to Gwangalli instead of Haeundae.

    Also, I think Gwangalli is more pretty prettier than Haeundae.

    There are big bridges, good night views, many stores, cafes, pubs, ect.
    Among of them, big bridges is are most pretty the prettiest at night because it turn on light their lights turn on in at night or you can say, "...turn on in the night," or  "during the night" 

    I want to show it who to if foreign friends who come to Busan.

    If you come here, you can drink some beer and see the good night view on the beach :-))
    But maybe, these days it's pretty cold. Isn`t it ? Lol

    Anyway, Busan is also a good city in Korea.
    Someday,  you should come ! XD


    Thank you for reading
    Plz fix my wrongg sentence ~
    Thank you !

    You did really well! I just corrected some of your sentences, so you can sound more fluent, and so the flow could continue. Nice Job! 



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    My notebook ♪01

    I've just joined italki :)
    I study English in Japan.
    I used to hate studying English, but after I've started working,I have come to like it.

    Anyway,I'll be going to Kagawa prefecture. Kagawa is famous for Udon, a Japanese noodle, also called "UDON prefecture".

    I might make Udon for myself and eat it!
    I can't wait to make them in Kagawa!
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    For your first comparison, I believe that they both make sense. I know that when I use that same question, I tend to utilize both ways, so either is good! However, for the second part, the last line, "Do you ever wish we were richer?" is your best choice . I don't know how to clearly explain it to you, but using the past tense makes more sense when using the word 'are.' If you wanted to put it in present tense, I suggest you say, "Don't you wish that we can become richer?"
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