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    As an ESL teacher to Japanese students before, she can be completely honest to the teacher and maybe say something like this, "Hello, teacher. I feel like our class is too rigid and restricted. I'd like to practice and speak more English. Why don't we try having an open conversation about the things that we're interested in?" Hope this helps.
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    December 4, 2017
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    I have a dream, I'm working for it. But sometimes I have bad thoughts, in that moment I think that I won't ever reach that goal for many reasons like lack of money and ablities etc... When I have this kind of thoughts I give up on my dream and it is so easy to do it.
    It is easy to think and say that we can't do something, but it isn't easy at all when we want to realize a dream, because we have to go through many difficulties and many problems.
    I learned that we need to get hurt to understand how important some things are and to understand that it is worth working for.
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    December 4, 2017
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  • Corrected
    Please help me to correct this writing. Thank you! :)

    This is a thanksgiving letter to express how I thank both of you. In my memory, this is the third time I wrote a letter for you.
    Recently, I heard something from my friend, one of her roommates had to get up early because her parents calls every day because she is not a disciplined person. Her parents video calls her early each morning to check if she gets up early and prepared to study. For me, this ia so unbelievable and crazy. On the one hand, she shouldn’t let her parents worry her so much as a collegian. On the other hand, her parents shouldn’t be so controlling to their children.



    (I think my correction isn't enough. Please correct it if I made a mistake)
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    December 2, 2017
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    Right. I guess we'll have to be comfortable in being alone, as well as being alone without feeling too lonely.
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    December 2, 2017
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    The night he said, "Matane." "Neol joahae." I could hardly look him in the eyes when I told him those words. Those words that were kept in my heart for five long years. For five years, I tried so hard to confess my feelings out loud. But now, I just did. I finally told him that I like him. Voice cracking. Knees shaking. Heart pounding. "Who cares?" I told myself. "It's not like we're gonna end up together and live happily ever after, right? But, I need to let go of my feelings. So, I'll just tell him and move on with my life." That was my plan an hour ago: confess, be sad for a moment, then move on. But it all changed when he raised my chin and looked at me intently in the eyes and said, "Joahae. Jeongmal joahae." I couldn't explain the happiness that I felt at that moment. It's as if a thousand, or a million butterflies were freed from the depths of my heart. However, as I was about to hug him, he grabbed me by my shoulders,as if hindering me, and smilingly said, "Matane." I was like, "WHAT!?? After confessing to me, he'll just leave normally as if nothing happened!?!? What really is his intention? Why didd he say goodbye in Japanese and not in Korean?? Does he really like me? I mean, he said, 'Jeongmal joahae' right?? JEONGMAL JOAHAE, I LIKE YOU VERY MUCH. LIKE. VERY MUCH. Was it all a joke?!?!?!?" I was totally confused and frustrated that it made me wake up from my deep sleep. I was kind of delighted and devastated at the same time knowing that it wasn't a joke, but it was a dream. A sweet yet confusing dream. Though, it also made me learn. The real story is here, folks. Five minutes after waking up, I was still pondering why he said goodbye in JAPANESE IMMEDIATELY and it was because my Korean is so limited. It's so limited that my subconscious mind can't hold a Korean conversation for too long and that it has to bid farewell in another language. I can't write Korean, I can only speak a few phrases or sentences learned from dramas, songs and my students, same with Japanese. So, this is what made me decide to finally learn Korean and maybe Japanese as well. Next time, I want to enjoy a conversation in another language and not say goodbye immediately because of my lack of skill. Furthermore, I already know a little of it so why not learn more, right? I hope someone here can help me with my Korean. I'm totally a beginner so I'll gladly accept your help. I can also help you out with the knowledge that I have. Thank you for reading! :)
    December 2, 2017
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