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I'm learning English, because I want to speak English fluently at all times, and.
I live in Korea, so I'm extremely good at in Korean ;^)
I usually enjoy watching American dramas such as CSI, White Collar..
I hope it would be a good opportunity to learn a foreign language and make good friends here.Hi there, really nice to meet you!
Your English is really good, keep working on it *fighting*
0 votedAugust 18, 20120concern about my future
Today is Korea('s) public holiday.
or (Today is a public holiday in Korea)
and I don't go to acadamy on English (English Academy)
Theseday (These days) I'm studing (studying) Toeic (Toefl?) and searching for my interested field
I always have (been) concerned (or I have always been concerned) about my future.and should study English and major
I am confused what you are trying to say in this sentences.
are you wondering if you should study English as a major?
I want for you to find my mistake (I tried *wink)Good luck, I know the confusion and frustration that can come with choosing the right major. What I can suggest you is to be honest to yourself. Try to find out what is that course that you can study for hours without getting tired from it?
0 votedAugust 16, 20120안뇽하세요.
I want to get a job for (as an) Plant Engineer.
Especially, chances in overseas sites are more than in domestic Korea.
So, I need to have a fluent English skill.
Recently, I made a decision to participate ing (in an) English conversation club and buing (?) online conversation lectures for improving (my) English.
Yesterday I attended (the) conversation club (for the) first time.
I was not able to talk with the members who attended the club.
It's not easy to say (speak in) English and (I am) not used to exchange (exchanging) personal information.
Free talk is not easy just for me.(Free talk is just not easy for me)
I felt no idea in my brain. (this sentence doesn't make sense in English, you can say my brain went blank or I was out of ideas ^^)In a Korean buzzword, I was in a condition of "멘붕".
"1. 멘(탈) + 2. 붕(괴)"
1. 멘탈 is a Korean pronunciation of mental
2. "붕괴" means corruption and it's oriented from Chinese word"
So, "멘붕" is a composed and abbreviated two words. The meaning of "멘붕" is corruption of one's mental such as psychological pressure.
Anyway, I'll not stop this meeting and try again.
I hope that I speak English fluently Someday.
Have a nice day!!Thank you so much for teaching me a new Korean word ^^..
Your English is fine, good job! You just need a tad bit more exposure to native speakers to see how they phrase their sentences, if only my Korean was as good as your English lol! Good luck on your job hunting!!! YOU CAN DO IT!!! Fighting!
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