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Hi, I'm really happy to meet you. Now, I am teaching students in Busan, Korea. I expect to have a good conversation with you.
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    The best way to teach English in classroom. I prefer to teach students in an entertaining, enjoyable way. Even though there are differences depending on each subject, the way is profitable to teach English. Because English is a language, it is essential for learners to have a language experience by themselves. This direct experience is more helpful for students to have practical language skills. The English ability can be improved by trying to speak, hear, read the language and if not, students cannot build the capacity well. At this point, we can learn that it is very important to offer students free and enjoyable atmosphere. Therefore, the role of English teachers is crucial. They have to offer many chances for their students to experience the language freely. For example, a teacher teaches reading passages not just by giving explanation in a formal way but letting students experience the language itself in a enjoyable way. So, the important roles of a English teacher are to guide the way for their students to acquire knowledge by themselves and to offer them good environment for studying. Students can practice English more easily in a good mood, than in rigid discipline so teachers should make the classroom free surroundings. In this setting, students can experience English freely and integrate with language ability and practical use. To teach language, teachers, of course, prepare good materials - tailored passages, instruments of education, well marked explanation – but the first thing is the interchange among people. For that reason, teachers should create a free and open atmosphere while their students study English. At this mood, learners can become in easy to study and seek to develop their language ability.
    June 7, 2012
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    As you think, actually it doesn't make sense. :) But, Koreans have very strong national consciousness. That's why we use the word '우리' even though people who are not included are in a conversation.
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    January 29, 2012
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    The basic point is that both have same meaning and the original form is -이다. But there are two dirrerences. First, with -이야, you can make a question(raising intonation) and a declarative sentence(falling intonatipn), but 이다 makes just a declarative sentence. Second, -이야 is informal land spoken language, so we can speak this verb to friends. But -이다 is written language so we can see it in the book, usually.
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    January 23, 2012
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    In the case of verb '하다', we can speak 하겠다 or 할것이다. Both mean 'will do'. Two of them are not so different but -겠다 includes one's will more, I think. But they are similar so you can speak both.
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    January 23, 2012
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    When we use English, we cannot use two verb in a clause. So we have to make a verb to 'to-v' or '-ing'. Like English, we can change the form of verb in Korean. For example, in this sentence 나는/ 영어 공부하기를(to study English) /원해. (I / want / to study English.), we have to make a verb 공부하다 to 공부하기. Actually, it's so difficult to explain, even though I'm a Korean. :) If you have more questions, please let me know. Have a nice day~
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    January 22, 2012
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    (너는) + 너무/정말/매우 + 예뻐/아름다워 (너는) + 너무/정말/매우 + 잘생겼어
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    January 22, 2012
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    It's difficult question.... But I think the point is what you want to know. If you want to know about Noun, you can make N+인가요?. So in this case(그 사람은 의사인가요?), you absolutely want to ask whether he is a doctor(N) or not. Therefore, you can make a question according to the information which you want to know, I think.
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    January 22, 2012
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    January 21, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Ehm...
    안녕하세요!

    내이름은 데시 입미다!입니다! 마나서만나서반갑습니다. *bows*

    난 한국음악을 너무좋아! 좋아합니다. 이렇게 나 왜라면그렇기 때문에(그래서) 한국말을 공부해습니다. 공부했습니다.(공부합니다)

    내 한국말을 아짘은 심한입니다.은 아직은 서투릅니다. V.V *I don't am I right to type > 심한 < for "BAD"?
    Hmh... 몰라. ㅋㅋㅋㅋ.

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    January 21, 2012
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    You can say "지루해(지루해요)" , "따분해(따분해요)" , "지겨워(지겨워요)" or "싫증나(싫증나요)" .
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    January 21, 2012
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