In this lesson, we reviewed greetings in Korean and practiced how to use them naturally in everyday situations. Diana did a wonderful job remembering the basic expressions such as 안녕하세요, 안녕, 감사합니다, and 안녕히 가세요/계세요, and she was able to say them with confidence. Great work! Her sounds are getting smoother, and she tried her best to speak loudly and clearly. She remembered the greetings we learned before and used them correctly.

In today’s lesson, we learned about traditional Korean games. What stood out the most this time was how much more actively Diana participated compared to before. She asked questions right away whenever something was unclear, and she joined the activities with great enthusiasm. Her optimistic energy and willingness to learn really came through, and it helped make the class lively and effective. I also noticed her focus and curiosity as she tried to understand the new content. It was great to see her actively trying to use the expressions we learned and naturally engaging with the cultural aspects of the lesson. This kind of attitude not only supports her Korean language development but also plays a crucial role in enriching her understanding of Korean culture. If she continues participating as actively and confidently as she did today, her speaking skills and expressive ability will become even natural and rich.

In today's lesson, she seemed a bit discouraged about her progress today, but what truly matters is steady, consistent growth and she is moving forward. It will be helpful for her to review what we covered in class to reinforce her confidence. Today, we learned weather expressions such as 비가 와요, 무지개가 떴어요, 흐려요, 맑아요, and practiced daily-routine phrases like 일어나요, 세수를 해요, 옷을 입어요, 숙제를 해요, and etc. With a bit of review, she’ll feel more secure and start recognizing these patterns more naturally. She’s doing well step by step, her progress is building. I will keep encouraging her, and she’ll continue to grow steadily!

In today’s lesson, we reviewed consonants, vowels, and syllables, and practiced writing vowels on the right side or under the consonant. Diana worked very hard and focused really well today! Sometimes it can be tricky to tell the difference between ‘ㅗ’ (o) and ‘ㅛ’ (yo). But that’s okay! She's already doing a great job noticing the shape and sound carefully. 🌟 To help her get comfortable with these sounds, try reading those words aloud a few times at home. She can even say them with a rhythm or sing them softly to make it more fun! She's doing amazing! I’m proud of how hard she worked today.