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I am a native English speaker, with advanced (but rusty) French, and very beginning Korean. I took French in school and loved it, because I got to learn about a different culture while learning the language. And, I absolutely love that feeling of “oh, I know what that means!” I missed that feeling and wanted a challenge (to learn something very different from English), so I decided to learn Korean.
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Eileen
Korean
Jul 13, 2019
제니퍼 씨, 오늘 읽기 연습 많이 했어요. 화이팅! 감사합니다!
Eileen
Korean
Jul 5, 2019
제니퍼 씨, 감사합니다!
Eileen
Korean
Jun 27, 2019
제니퍼 씨, 오늘 잘 했어요! ^^ 감사합니다!
Eileen
Korean
May 10, 2019
제니퍼 씨, 휴가 잘 보내요. 감사합니다!
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  • Answered
    Thank you, Junho!
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    September 5, 2019
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    What is the concept of “문치”? Hi Everyone, I was reading an article (in English) about intercultural communication, and the author uses the example of 문치 (he wrote it like “munch’i”) in Korean culture. I’ve tried Googling it, but I’m still a little confused as to what it actually means. Unfortunately, my Korean language skills are not nearly high enough to understand the pages in Korean, and the translations are confusing. Any help would be massively appreciated. 감사합니다!
    September 5, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Hi, red is add or fix, yellow is delete, and blue is for things I added but wasn’t sure if they were what you meant to say. Hope it helps.

    Hi, everyone! Please, check my suggestions. I used Past Simple and special phrases.

    1.When I was 18 years old, my friends and I often <s style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 204);">to</s> goofed around.
    2.We went for a walk in the centre city and asked each other: How about you drop<s style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 204);">ped</s> in for dinner?
    3.Yesterday, my friend met a man for a one night stand.
    4.Do you remember that you pigged out on sushi at the party <s style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 204);">in</s> last Saturday?
    5.I hung out in a club with my classmates (this? last?) weekend.
    6.<s style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 204);">In last year that</s> The festival last year was sick!
    7. 5 years ago, when we celebrated our graduation, everyone was plastered.
    8. No, you're wrong. I did not (get married?) yesterday.
    9. What did you get up to<s style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 204);"> do something</s> after Mary`s birthday (party?) yesterday?


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    July 9, 2019
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  • Posted
    Review Sentences 안녕하세요? I’m hoping to get some feedback on the following sentences and pieces of dialogue I wrote. 감사합니다! 1. 소민 씨, 서점 어디에 있어요? 저는 사전 주세요. 2. 실례합니다. 복사기 어디에있어요? 3. 여기요. 맥주 두병 주세요. 4. Customer: 아주시, 저게 우산이 얼마예요? Store Clerk: 이십만 이천 원이에요. (22,000 won) 5. Person A: 이름이 뭐예요? Person B: 저는 스라예요. Person A: 안녕하세요 스라 씨. 저는 워빈이에요.
    July 9, 2019
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  • Corrected
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    March 31, 2019
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  • Commented

    I think a combination helps the best for most students. I do best with seeing and hearing it, then getting to play with it. So, my teacher does a lesson (verbally explaining things with a pdf on the screen). Then, we practice the concept together, usually going over sample conversations or exercises. I’ve had students (my day job is teaching) that work best with audio and/or written texts. I think a mix is best, because it hits multiple learning styles.

    I also think the visual should depend on the concept too. Tables are great for verb conjugations. Videos are probably better for conversations or listening/reading exercises. Does that make sense?

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    March 15, 2019
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  • Commented
    Bullying is more of an action (hitting or name calling), and stereotyping is more of a thought process. So, I think stereotyping could cause someone to bully another person, but it isn't the same. 
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    March 14, 2019
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  • Commented
    Quizlet has been the most help for me. My teacher created a vocabulary set that I've been using a lot. I can put the audio on automatic, so I can listen to them as I walk; the practice option let's me work on spelling and writing, and I can check my progress with the test feature. 

    I found Duolingo annoying, because it didn't explain the grammer rules. 

    I still do print flashcards sometimes. I also play the audio of a word (on Quizlet) then actually hand write the word to check my spelling and such. 
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    March 13, 2019
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  • Commented
    "Just like moons and like suns
    with the certainty of the tides,
    just like hopes springing high,
    still I rise."
    -Maya Angelou's poem "Still I Rise" 
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    March 13, 2019
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  • Commented
    Are you wanting to know about safety as in "not having my things stolen while I'm traveling in different countries" or "the plane is crashing and I want to come out of it safely"?
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    March 13, 2019
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