#mycurrentlevel according to this quick test is a B2 which I do not agree with. B2’s are suppose to “communicate easily and spontaneously in a clear and detailed manner. A B2 user is able to understand and be understood in most situations.” This is not me at all. I don’t find this deflating however. While I am not even close to an upper intermediate my goal is to break through my current barrier of A2 (elementary) to B1 (lower intermediate). I feel like I am stuck here, but with time and perseverance I will get there. One day I will truly land in this B2 category, but for now I will stay focused and enjoy the process for learning Korean.[Image]

There are a few things that differentiate between Generations X, Y, and Z. First, we have Generation X, people who find balance between work and play. This group has good jobs but also enjoy their free time and fill it with things like reading. Next, we have Generation Y, or Millennials. Travellers of the world, this group struggles with challenges, specifically related to the constant need to be anchored to technology. Lastly, our Generation Z people who grew up with digital media.

So boring, but in Canada we do a simple, “good morning.”

The past number of weeks I have been talking about my language goals with a couple friends and my husband lately so find it suiting to mention those goals here as well. Learning Korean has been more enjoyable than I ever imagined. All my goals pertain to this. -New vocabulary has been a challenge for me, so that is one thing I would really like to be able to improve on. -Half way through the year I would like to be at a B1 level, progressing towards B2 by the end of the year. -Improving my spoken Korean since the entire point of learning a language is the ability to communicate. I wish you all well in this year and in your language learning goals. It has been inspiring to read about what some of you wish to accomplish.

I find this method fascinating and wish I could implement it more with my Korean studies.