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I am very proud of my nationality and very excited to spread such a good scientific language, Korean. I know it is very hard job and patience is necessary to learn second language. However, it is also worthy job to do in your life. I hope we encourage each other to build more motivation and study together. ^^ Thank you.
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Andi
English
Aug 21, 2014
Thank you. I would like to spend some time working on grammar revision after we've completed the nursing scenarios. I feel that this would help to reinforce what you know, and give you the confidence to move up to the next level in your English.
Andi
English
Aug 11, 2014
Thank you for a very good class
laogui
English
Jul 9, 2014
Right! Writing time. 200 words tops.
cody976
English
May 24, 2014
Always great
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    안녕! -->informal 
    안녕하세요? --> formal 
    성함이 어떻게 되세요? --> correct! but it is quiet formal / cf) 이름이 뭐에요?; informal way, it is more often used. 
    저의 이름은 마샤 입니다. 
    만나서 반갑습니다.
    저는 러시아에서 왔습니다.

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    August 21, 2012
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  • Corrected

    오늘 이사해요

    오늘 형이 아파트로 이사해요. 아파트는 좋아요. 그런데 청소가 필요해요.

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    August 21, 2012
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    두번째 일기 : 가족

    안녕하세요!  
    오늘 일기는 제 숙제예요.

    ("오늘 저의 숙제는 일기를 쓰는 것이에요." You are not wrong, I just trying to make sentence more natural) 

    우리 가족은 모두 아홉명이에요.
    어머니와 아버지가 계시고, 남동생이 한 명 있고 여동생이 한 명 있어요.

    (If you want to make this sentecne short, you can say, "남동생, 여동생 한명씩 있어요" and I am going to explain something about names of siblings:

    동생 is younger siblings and you can differentiate between female and male as 여 and 남 in front of the 동생. what you wrote is correct.) 

    When it comes to older siblings,

    when you refer to older sister as a younger sister: 언니

    when you refer to older sister as a younger brother: 누나

    when you refer to older brother as a younger sister: 오빠

    when you refer to older brother as a younger brother: 형 


    모두 같이 살아요. 그리고 오할아버지와 오할머니 하고 친할아버지와 친오할머니가 계십니다.

    (외할아버지,외할머니, 친할아버지, 친할머니) 


    남동생은 공장원고 (It doesn't make sense; you can say like this; 공장에서 일하면서 공부하는 학생이에요.)  여동생도 학생이에요.  저는 회사원이지만 공부를도 하고 싶어요. 



    I'll write in English too, so there's no mistake about what I wanted to say:

    My second diary: family
    Hello!
    Today's diary is my homework.
    My family consists of 9 people altogether. There's my mum, dad and then my younger brother and sister. We all live together.
    There's also my grandpa and grandma (my mum's parents) and my dad's parents.
    My younger brother is working in a factory and studying, and my younger sister is also a student.
    I'm an office worker, but I want to study too.


    ***
    Is there a shorter way of saying "I have one younger brother and one younger sister" ? What I wrote seems so long!

    AND I'm still very confused about how should I address/talk about my younger siblings, in a situation when they're both younger but one is male and other is female, so people know which one I'm talking about? Is there any other way than how I did it above?

    Also, how should I end a diary/letter/post in Korean? Something like "See you" , "Thanks for reading", something to end it?

    Thank you!

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    August 21, 2012
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