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- share with us in which country you had the best time on your holiday or vacation. i go first. i went to korea last year for holiday, spent most of time in jeju-do. it is a beautiful island with amazing landscapes and beach. my first stop was fish market. there were hundrads of different fishes, shellfishes, mussels, squids or calamari and octopods in a water tank and they were all alive and very fresh. you know what, in korea people eat squids alive. they just dip small squids in chilly paste and stuff in their mouths and chew while it still moves because i can see one of the legs still hanging around the lips. i did not dare to try it. however, i had a lot of calamari rings and sushi for two days in a raw i had nothing but calamari rings and sushi. because those two are expensive in sydney. not that cheap in korea either, but the prices are more acceptable and i was on holiday. At my scond stop, on jeju-do beach i met a girl called alice. she was not hot, not sexy, but definitely cute and very nice. we talked for about 2 hours while i was taking a suntan but she was not. she said she prefered to look white. Anyway. after talking for 2 hours, i finally summed up my courage and asked her out..i asked if she wanted to have sum coffee or sumthing sha said" ummmmm no i dnt like cofe." "k" i was a bit sad and when i was about to lay an excuse to leave, sha said "u lik soju?" at the moment i heard this i was like omg i looooove soju. but actually i just said "yea i do." gently and we had a great time together. she told me a lot of things about korea. to be honest i am not realy fond of soju. i always mix with sprite or lemonades before i drink it. i am not judging just saying. (btw i luv korea and Alice and i we still keep in touch) this is my best trip..so.. what is yours?July 4, 201110
- i went to a korean language institue in my country and studied really hard for two years. and went to korea and worked and lived with korean people for 6 months. in korea, i made so many stupid mistakes and got through a lot of embarrassing moments. people laughed at me, made fun of me because i was talking 'funny'. but im greatful for what i have experienced in there. i learned korean.0 votedJuly 4, 20110
- im still learning english im not sure what express native speed means but i assume you are asking if there is a standard of talking speed in chinese. normally people in china talk a bit faster than those people on TV or radio. chiness also have tricky talks such as i almost did not get hit by a car. it is same as i almost got hit by a car. when i talk to people from west, south or north, it is a bit difficult for me too to understand everything they say and i can only commucate with senior chinese citizens from nor east of china. because that is where i was born.0 votedJuly 3, 20110
- if u dont know, just try to find it out. tats the beauty of life. if he breaks ur heart, deal with it. if u dont want a fail relationship and go straight to a happy marrige, impossible. can u trust him? i dont know. did u work hard on ur relationship? r u guys even in a relationship? ur question makes me think u r self-centred. im just saying.0 votedJuly 3, 20110
- i have been learning english for 2 years and this is how i started to learn english. i locked myself in my room for 6 months working over 15 hours a day on reading, listening, writing and memorising english vacabularies. i finished reading 2 books "gone with the wind" and "jane eyre" by torturing my english dictionary i learned alot from those books. i also watched "friends" over and over again 237 episodes i guess. helped me familiar with western culture. i suggest u try listen to english musics and sing along. it helped me with my pronounciation and accent. i dont have asian accent at all. writing....still makes me headache. coz i dont learn gramma and tats how i learned korean language. spent 2 years to learn korean and worked with korean ppl for 6 months. anyway, i read a lot of essays c how they write and copy them many times until i have my own writing style i think the most difficult part of learning a language is vacabularies or phrases. i read 200 words and phrases a day and next day another 200 plus the words and phrases u read yesterday. dont try to memorise them. coz u cant. just read, read them out loud everyday. u will c how it works after certain period of time, u will find urself can read talk and write. probly not very well but u will know u have learned alot. if u stay in china i think u ve learned enough. but if u go to other countries or talk to native english speakers, u will have no idea wat they r talking bout. coz they talk fast or have strong accent or talk with slangs. anyway im stll working on this. ill let u know if i found a way to get it over with. ill really appreciate if sum1 can help me with this problem. i can watch movie or tv news without english subs or listen to radio and understand 90% of it. but when im talking to sum1 on the phone, i can only understand 50% or even worse.0 votedJuly 3, 20110

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