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A Motto For My Life
I think I am a very passionate person. I feel like nothing is impossible if I keep working on myself. While having that motto in my life, I have jumped into some adventures which sometimes brought me unexpected good results. However, sometimes I was so passionate about things that I lost sight of more important ones (<-- it would be better if you could clarify "ones" by saying "hobbies", "passions", "interests" or something like that!).
I found out (<-- make it seem like more of a personal discovery/realization, like 실현, I think) that too much passion can ruin things. It wasn't until I finished my first semester in university that I keenly felt that, though. "Too much is as bad as too little." From now on, I'll keep that in my mind with my previous motto.0 votedJuly 19, 20181- How do I say "I work at a toy store"? My Korean teacher asked me "무슨 일 해요??" which I am assuming is "what do you do?" because we were talking about how I like to study during my shifts because they aren't busy. I want to say "I work at a toy store. It's very boring (today I only had three customers), but I need to make money so I can study abroad!" Could I say: 저는 장난감 가게에서 일해요...너무 지루해요 (오늘 고객 세 명만 있었어요)! 그런데....(I don't know how to say the last part)May 25, 201810

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