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CHRISSY T
English
Dec 7, 2022
Glad I could help!!!!
Winda Edelwis Zed
English
Nov 14, 2020
What an amazing kickstart with Chokie. From Game of Thrones to Cassava Chip's conversation. The topics flew smoothly and engaging at the same time. I was quite amazed by her English pronunciation as well as her vocabulary collection. I had so much fun interacting with Chokie. Looking forward to having more fun talks :)
Alex
English
Nov 5, 2020
Cho and I went over an extremely difficult, but stylistically well-written article about the idea of social media and the internet as a new 21st century deity. I was actually surprised that she stumbled upon this article and a lot of our lesson consisted of not just going over vocabulary, but doing a deep dive into the connotation and etymology of a lot of the language which was used. I was extremely impressed with Cho's understanding of the material after having discussed it. Although some of the vocabulary might be even out of the range of use of even a native speaker, there were some words which could serve a function in her every day speech. I'm extremely happy that she found such a challenge!
Alex
English
Oct 19, 2020
Today, Cho and I began our class with a lovely discussion about video games and kimchi (two topics that I can't stop talking about, haha) and then we proceeded to her questions regarding vocabulary which she saw in the homework assignment as well as those she heard from The Big Bang Theory. After that, we did a bit of some pronunciation practice with the American "R" and "L" sounds, which she quickly grasped. Excellent job, Cho!
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  • Posted
    Call my dog, brush her teeth, bring my dog's small house to inside my room, dim the lights, good night to my doggy. Won't be asleep for a while as right after doing all of that. I probably scroll the Instagram or webpages and then I take my glasses off. That'll be my last activity before I get to sleep.
    February 13, 2021
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  • Commented
    A dealer is showing red sportcar to a young couple. They seem to be a married couple since they visited the shop together. The man seems to like the car because he is smiling but the woman has "eh" face.
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    December 11, 2020
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  • Commented
    This is a snack that you could find in any convinience store in South Korea. This may not be pupular but my favorite potato chips. It tastes just like the potato not like the one with starch. Just enough of thickness, peper spicy is really good. What written on its bag means the adjective in English, "glum/dull" which is 무뚝뚝(Mutuktuk) in Korean. It could be referring its thickness, or the sounds something thick chunk broken; 뚝뚝. 1 bag of Mutuktuk is 80grams and 1500 Korean Won(about 10 dollers).[Image]
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    November 12, 2020
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  • Answered
    -- I hope this explanation sounds make to you. -- It's technically same in the context where we refer the directions; meaning straight. But except for the 직진하다, 곧장 and 똑바로 can be used in differ. 곧장 also could be meaning "right away/immediately" when we refer in the context of time. ig) 학교 수업이 끝나면 집으로 곧장 가거라. : you should go home right after the class 똑바로 could be meaning "in the right way/correctly" Ig) 네가 본 것을 똑바로 말해: tell me exactly what you've seen.
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    November 9, 2020
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  • Corrected
    제 고향은 케이프타운 이에요. 케이프타운은 크고 예쁜 도시예요. 케이프타운에는 테이블 마운틴이 있고 유명해요. 아름다운 바다도 많고 포도밭도 많아요. 다양한 음식과 다양한 사람들로 잘 알려져 있어요. 그런데 아름다운 케이프타운이 살기에는 안전한 장소가 아니에요. 왜냐면 우리 정부는 진짜 부패가 심해요. 남아공에서는 월급이 적어서 사람들은 살 돈 없기 때문에 범죄를 저질러요. 앞으로 사는 것이 안전한 장소 되었으면 좋겠어요. I have been working on this paragraph for a week. Please help me by correcting my mistakes. Thank you in advance ☺
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    November 6, 2020
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  • Corrected
    오늘은 한국 선생님들이 워크숍을 가야 해서 일찍 퇴근해요! ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 😁 저는 지금 택시장으로 걸어가고 있어요. 👇 #운동🚶‍♀️
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    November 6, 2020
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  • Answered
    내가 읽고 싶은 책
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    May 20, 2020
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  • Answered
    (1) It is not a slang. It is consisted of Hanja (Chinese character), 식(eat/have) 겁(frightened) 식겁하다 is like 겁을 먹다. 식겁하다 means that you are surprised and frightened. (2) yes.
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    May 15, 2020
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