Lucy 's notebook entry: Jul 12, 2010 - Learning English without pain

As I told you guys from my profile, I've been learning English for about 5 years.
I <strike>toke</strike> take <em>[present]</em> / took <em>[past]</em> English conversation classes in Korea and NY.
I <strike>toke</strike> take <em>[present]</em> / took <em>[past] </em>a phoning English class <em>(?)</em> and read many books.
The thing is, <strike>The</strike> speaking English fluently is still quite far from me.
I like learning English but sometimes I feel it is quite painful to lean English and I'm ashamed of <strike>my self</strike> myself.
These days I'm s<strike>a</strike>tudying "English phrasal verbs". <strike>I've known already</strike> I already knew there <strike>are</strike> were so many phrasal verbs in English. After I started to learn, I realized that it's so huge to study. Now, <strike>it's repeating that</strike> during review, I try to remember them and forget. sigh~
When I became a member of this site, I was shocked to know that many people can speak 2 more languages.

Could you let me know the know-how to speak several languages?
Do you know the way to learn English without pain?

I'm sorry to ask <strike>a</strike> stupid questions.
Today I just felt that I'm between a rock and a hard place to study English.

But I won't give up. I'll speak English fluently someday. And try to challenge another third language forward.

sunny's notebook entry: Jun 29, 2010

<strike>Yesterday</strike> Last night , we had a big <strike>rain with the Lightning and Thunder,</strike> thunderstorm.  I <strike>am</strike> was so <strike>afaird</strike> afraid that I <strike>hide into bed quickly</strike> quickly hid in bed!

<strike>at the moment</strike> Then the lights <strike>gone</strike> went out!  <strike>A~~~~~</strike> "Ahhh!" I shouted out!  But no help <strike>to me</strike> came.  The lighting and thunder <strike>Scream</strike> were <strike>crazy more</strike> crazier than before!<strike>!!</strike>  huhu.......

<em>Last night, we had a big thunderstorm.  I was so afraid that I quickly hid in bed!

Then the lights went out!  "Ahhh!" I shouted out.  But no help came.  The lightning and thunder were crazier than before!</em>

What does "huhu" mean?  Is it like "haha"?

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am learning English for my <strike>gob</strike> job. Also I am <strike>interesting</strike> interested in information about people living in another country.